GNUstep:
I have some questions about GNUstep, that I was hoping you could
answer. I am running GNUstep on Windows, and am reasonably
successful. I have some applications that I developed under NextStep,
and am trying to port them to GNUstep. These are mostly scientific
applications, for which I wrote some simple x-y plotting routines. My
questions,
* After looking at your on-line documentation, I am uncertain whether
display post script is supported. I have some code inside a view such
as,
for(i=0; i<NUMBER_LINES; i++)
{
...;
userPathOps[op_ctr++] = dps_lineto;
}
if(i == NUMBER_LINES)
start--;
PSDoUserPath(userPathPts, point_ctr, dps_float, userPathOps,
op_ctr, bbox, dps_ustroke);
Does GNUstep support this type of code, and if not, what should I use instead.
* I have also have an interest in interfacing Objective-C code to
C/C++. Is there any documentation on how to do this.
* I was also somewhat confused about the support for frameworks.
Currently, I am using frameworks under OpenStep on Windows, but your
documentation seems to indicate that this is not the preferred method.
What should I use instead?
Thanks for any pointers you can give me,
Mark
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