Re: GNUStep, OpenStep, NextStep, Cocoa port?

Hoping we're not too off topic for the list, if so, someone please say so. That said... I tried Cocotron, and I really liked it in theory. Yes, the apps it made looked more native than the ones from GNUstep. However, as soon as I wanted to get beyond making a text editor (Yes, specifical

Re: GNUStep, OpenStep, NextStep, Cocoa port?

On Mar 9, 2008, at 12:36 AM, Gregory John Casamento wrote: GNUstep is more than just the Cocoa API, it also has a clone of EOF (GDL) as well as WebObjects (GSWeb). Cocotron doesn't provide these. Additionally, GNUstep has an implementation of CoreData and the DataBuilder application, se

Re: GNUStep, OpenStep, NextStep, Cocoa port?

- Original Message From: Kirk Kerekes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: cocoadev cocoadev Sent: Saturday, March 8, 2008 10:16:25 PM Subject: Re: GNUStep, OpenStep, NextStep, Cocoa port? IMNTBHO, OpenStep/GnuStep are not useful means for achieving cross-

Re: GNUStep, OpenStep, NextStep, Cocoa port?

On Sat, Mar 8, 2008 at 10:16 PM, Kirk Kerekes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > IMNTBHO, OpenStep/GnuStep are not useful means for achieving cross- > platform GUI applications, at least not if the platforms are OS-X and > Win32. > > Anyone who would disagree should point two out. > > OTOH, Cocotron,

Re: GNUStep, OpenStep, NextStep, Cocoa port?

IMNTBHO, OpenStep/GnuStep are not useful means for achieving cross- platform GUI applications, at least not if the platforms are OS-X and Win32. Anyone who would disagree should point two out. OTOH, Cocotron, while spottily incomplete, is Doing

Re: GNUStep, OpenStep, NextStep, Cocoa port?

Saturday, March 8, 2008 11:43:37 AM Subject: Re: GNUStep, OpenStep, NextStep, Cocoa port? I've done a lot of looking into this. The results are: If its a command line app that uses foundation only, its very easy. In fact I'd go so far as to say GNUstep is a viable Objective C version

Re: GNUStep, OpenStep, NextStep, Cocoa port?

I've done a lot of looking into this. The results are: If its a command line app that uses foundation only, its very easy. In fact I'd go so far as to say GNUstep is a viable Objective C version of the C++ standard library in terms of portability. Note: apple is even working on releasing th

Re: GNUStep, OpenStep, NextStep, Cocoa port?

I have used GNUStep in the past. This: http://wiki.gnustep.org/index.php/Writing_portable_code might help you. - Sandeep On Sat, Mar 8, 2008 at 2:20 AM, William Zumwalt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Anyone have any experience trying to port a Cocoa XCode app to linux? Are > the GnuStep or OpenSte

GNUStep, OpenStep, NextStep, Cocoa port?

Anyone have any experience trying to port a Cocoa XCode app to linux? Are the GnuStep or OpenStep libs compatible w/ Cocoa's NextStep? I'd really like to try this if it will work and wondering if anyone else has done the same. It's not a simple command line app in obj-c, but rather, uses Cocoa and