john <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I can echo these views. > > I personally like a C based framework as I develop on my Neo in > Scheme. I use a Scheme-to-C compiler called Chicken which happens to > work extremely nicely with GTK+. I can develop much more > efficiently/easily in Scheme than I can in C. I would not have this > choice if I wanted to continue with Chicken using with a C++ > framework. No doubt it is possible to integrate but what a pig it > would be. Of course I am a very small minority taking this approach > but at least I can if I want! It is good to have options. You could > argue I am putting all my eggs in one basket (pardon the pun) but I > have faith in GTK+.
You could use libsmoke from KDE to generate full bindings for the Qt API dynamically with maybe a few hundred lines of C glue to wrap the Smoke classes, and another few hundred lines of Scheme to make it feel nice. -- Corinne: rub a dub dub nekked in the tub _______________________________________________ OpenMoko community mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community
