> On 7 Jan 2015, at 09:28, Lundberg, Johannes <[email protected]> 
> wrote:
> 
> I think plists is a great way to store preferences and with base+cf I could 
> have a universal way to access and modify system preferences in plists from 
> both ObjC and C. I image there might be a situation where I wanna use plists 
> for compatibility with gnustep but there is no objc+base installed. 

If this is the requirement, then NetBSD has a C library that can handle plists. 
 They only support the XML format, but it's easy to force GNUstep to generate 
these.

If compatibility is your primary requirement, note that GNUstep does implement 
NSJSONSerialization, so you can just produce JSON files.

David

-- Sent from my brain


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