On 2012-04-24 14:04, Eljay wrote:
D on iOS. So for me personally, I would love to use D to write my applications for iOS, and OS X. But… I’m not sure how to do that. (The Objective-D project looks abandoned, never got out of the “toy” project stage, and doesn’t bridge Cocoa’s Frameworks written in Objective-C to D/Objective-D anyway.)
You would need to write bindings to the Objective-C classes just as you need to write bindings to the C functions you want to use.
I'm currently working on a tool that does this automatically. As a first step I intend to support C and Objective-C, then probably C++ as well.
-- /Jacob Carlborg
