> > * 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? > > Nicola has been researching on this recently. Best he comments on this.
There is ongoing work to add framework support for Windows. It will really be a 'pseudo-framework' support, anyway once we have it, you can use it! :-) The most portable solution is always to use a shared library. If you have resources, put them in a bundle and load the bundle (or just the resources if all the code is already in the shared library) at runtime. That works (and will always work) very well on all systems, including Windows. Said that, once we have framework support for Windows, you can use it if you like/are used to frameworks. We'll try to do our best to make it work. Thanks _______________________________________________ Bug-gnustep mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-gnustep
