>>> Personally I'd love to see Objective C, but not having an immediate need >>> for it and a severe lack of tuits (not to mention minimal C skillz), I >>> won't be able to work on it. But I'm sure someone will soon. >> >> Maybe I can follow along his efforts for the Objective C part. >> No promises - but might be the missing part for me that is enough to >> start actually helping. > > I realise this has little weight since all I can do is talk about it right > now, but I think a vanilla C approach would kill more birds, as you could > then use it rather easily in C, C++ and Objective C without further effort. > It wouldn't have class and implementation files, but adding those would be a > different layer as I understand.
Indeed. That's another option. After all we could then also just wrap the C stuff up into a ObjC API. cheers, Torsten
