Bram Neijt wrote: >> The logo: the smalltalk baloon with the gnu on it > > Haha, I had the same problem! Posted about it a week or so ago. I've > created a cartoon speech balloon with the gnu in it. However, I'm just > the fan site. The actual "GNU Smalltalk logo" should be done by > developer's choice. Maybe start a competition?
Here's my entry! http://www.friendofthepigeon.co.uk/wordpress/?p=39 >> What are my dreams: >> 1) Have a good set of libraries > > Same here. However, I think the C-bindings should be placed at the > background more, simply for portability: writing things in smalltalk > will make it more portable. I would love a kind of GTKmm like > extension layer written in Smalltalk, keeping library dependencies to > a minimal. Maybe even a C to Smalltalk translator or compiler (like > the compilers for CLI and .NET). C to Smalltalk is really quite do-able for simple libraries (my interface to Cairo is an example of sorts). It gets quite hairy for things like Gtk+ where you encounter some ugly #IFDEFs. I keep meaning to find some time to look at Sport, which is supposed to do this sort of thing, I think. Regards, Mike _______________________________________________ help-smalltalk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-smalltalk
