On 16. ožu. 2011., at 18:52, Matt Campbell wrote: > Question: I've perused some of the Cocoa header files, including > NSAccessibility.h. Does that disqualify me from doing a clean-room > implementation for GNUstep?
I don't think there is a good way to implement any sort of Cocoa clone from just tinkering with other people's code and trying to compile it; there's just too much of it. So I guess most GNUstep developers have read either headers or the Apple documentation at one point or another. I mean, you need to know how to develop a Cocoa/NeXTStep/GNUstep app first to be able to work on GNUstep, and how do you become good at it without looking at what NeXT/Apple did? -- Regards, Ivan Vučica [email protected] - http://ivan.vucica.net/
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