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Week ending 29 April 2001 gnustep-base (Foundation) Several bugs have been fixed (making the current CVS code rather more robust than the 1.0 release) and more work has been done towards making the code portable to Apple systems. Minor optimisation has also been done, New variable have been added to the make system so that any software being built by the make package can tell exactly what version of GNUstep-base it will be working with. The XML parser API has been modified to avoid exposing any of the internals of the underlying Gnome-libxml code. This should protect GNUstep users from changes to the libxml API. It also made it possible to wrap the XML parser classes for use bu Java. The documentation has been updated. gnustep-gui (GUI frontend library) There have been bugfixes made in the NSMatrix and NSTableView classes. gnustep-make (Makefiles package) Support for building Java tools added and installation and building of javadoc documentation improved. Added a configuration option to let you specify an alternative thread library. JIGS (Java language interface) Wrapped the XML parsing classes so they can be used from Java Gorm (Interface Builder clone) Snapshot and RPM package released. Gorm is a partial implementation of something like Apples interface builder (call it aa pre-alpha). At this stage of development it permits you to create and edit basic interfaces, allowing controls to be dragged and dropped onto windows resized and connected together. It currently does not support grouping of controls together, nor does it support parsing of header files to import custom objects.
