Ok thank you for your answers but ...
what if I don't use any OS at all?
So no GLIB support is available. Simply a C compiler for my controller and a
CStartup which I can manipulate.
The Vala language features must be available as ANSI C source code. Maybe some
core libraries must be
On 02/01/11 09:49, Denis Reichelt wrote:
Ok thank you for your answers but ...
what if I don't use any OS at all?
So no GLIB support is available. Simply a C compiler for my controller and a
CStartup which I can manipulate.
The Vala language features must be available as ANSI C source code.
Hi all,
I'm not a GNOME developer but I'm interrested in Vala because for me it would
be a perfect C frontend. C is virtually platform independent because C
compilers exist for nearly every processor / controller.
So my question is:
Why is Vala that hardly bound to the Gnome world and
On Mon, 2011-01-31 at 14:27 +, Denis Reichelt wrote:
Hi all,
I'm not a GNOME developer but I'm interrested in Vala because for me it would
be a perfect C frontend. C is virtually platform independent because C
compilers exist for nearly every processor / controller.
So my
On Mon, 2011-01-31 at 15:40 +0100, Jens Georg wrote:
On Mon, 2011-01-31 at 14:27 +, Denis Reichelt wrote:
Hi all,
I'm not a GNOME developer but I'm interrested in Vala because for me it
would
be a perfect C frontend. C is virtually platform independent because C
Hi,
Hi all,
I'm not a GNOME developer but I'm interrested in Vala because for me it would
be a perfect C frontend. C is virtually platform independent because C
compilers exist for nearly every processor / controller.
So my question is:
Why is Vala that hardly bound to the Gnome
On Mon, Jan 31, 2011 at 17:40:50 +, Aleksander Wabik wrote:
But if you're targetting BREW or Symbian, it would be probably not working
- Symbian AFAIK disallows global static data in shared libraries
I am certain there were glib sources in Symbian SDK (9.2 - S60 3rd edition,
IIRC), so glib
