Re: [udk-dev] URE and C++ vs. C on Linux

2005-06-13 Thread Kay Ramme - Sun Germany - Hamburg
Hi Dan, Dan Kegel wrote: Christian Junker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [Apologies if I'm treading old ground, or anyone's toes, or spouding nonsense. I have hardly looked at the UDK before. I do have some experience supporting multiple versions of g++, though.] Is that practical? If it

Re: [udk-dev] URE and C++ vs. C on Linux

2005-06-13 Thread Daniel Boelzle
Hello Marten, Dan, * Go away from language bindings at the first level API and make a totally language independent API with a defined call structure for C. I don't see the problem, maybe I don't get your point. The main UNO base libraries like libcppu and libsal and every bridge library

Re: [udk-dev] URE and C++ vs. C on Linux

2005-06-13 Thread Dan Kegel
Kay Ramme - Sun Germany - Hamburg wrote: The core is already 'C' based. Please see my other posting. Your other post made it clear that the core is C++ internally, but exports only pure C functions to the world. Right? That's not quite 'C' based, because of the symbol versioning problems