On Tuesday, 7 January 2014 at 08:01:44 UTC, Jacob Carlborg wrote:
Unfortunately you cannot. You need Objective-C just to bring up
a basic window. If you also want all the rest (application
menu, dock icon and so on) which is expect from every
application on Mac OS X it requires surprisingly a lot of code
just to get the basics up and running.
Yes, but you can call D as a library from an Objective-C runtime.
1. Objective-C main() calls D main().
2. D main creates OSApplication facade and calls run(someDfunc)
on it.
3. Objective-C event loop call back to someDfunc
