Matías De la Puente,
I am very interested in what you have done, with your "Multiboot"
code. I'm wondering how far this can be pushed. Is it feasible to code
in a subset of Vala/Genie such that Glib/Gobject is not required, only
the C library, so the executable could be compiled statically with
dietlibc?
For example, this program (in Genie syntax):
init
print "Hello world"
var s="1234"
var i = s.to_int()
print "string=%s int=%d", s,i
If I add to your 'glib.h' like this:
#define G_BEGIN_DECLS
#define G_END_DECLS
#define g_return_if_fail(T)
#define g_type_init()
#define gint int
#define gulong unsigned long
#define gboolean char
#define gchar char
#define TRUE 1
#define FALSE 0
#define g_print printf
#define g_strdup strdup
#define g_free free
Then I compile it:
valac demo.gs -C
gcc demo.c -o demo -I.
or statically:
diet gcc -nostdinc demo.c -o demo -I.
I'm wondering though, would I quickly run into trouble if I started to
write anything more than the most elementary Vala/Genie program?
Regards,
Barry Kauler
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