Re: GSoC

Le 1 avr. 07 à 14:43, Hans Aberg a écrit :

> On 30 Mar 2007, at 17:40, Akim Demaille wrote:
>
>>> 1. List of languages. I have strong knowledge
of C/C++, Java, Pascal
>>> and base knowledge of C#, python, perl.
>
>> Java clearly comes first to my mind, but it's taken
care of.
>>
>> C# would come second.
>
> What about Objective-C? It is used for GNUstep, and for
Mac OS X,  
> Apple has added a version with tracing GC.

It makes sense.  But they need such a tool?  Don't they
have
one?  OSX is a mixture between C++ and Obj C++, don't they
do all their parsing in C++?  Is ObjC++ upward compatible
with
C++, in which case the C++ skeletons would do?



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On 1 Apr 2007, at 18:13, Akim Demaille wrote:

>>>> 1. List of languages. I have strong
knowledge of C/C++, Java,  
>>>> Pascal
>>>> and base knowledge of C#, python, perl.
>>
>>> Java clearly comes first to my mind, but it's
taken care of.
>>>
>>> C# would come second.
>>
>> What about Objective-C? It is used for GNUstep, and
for Mac OS X,  
>> Apple has added a version with tracing GC.
>
> It makes sense.  But they need such a tool?  Don't they
have
> one?  OSX is a mixture between C++ and Obj C++, don't
they
> do all their parsing in C++?  Is ObjC++ upward
compatible with
> C++, in which case the C++ skeletons would do?

I really do not know. One would think that Apple implements
whatever  
they want. But others may want it. And if it, as you mention
so close  
to C++, it might be fairly easy to implement it. So while at
it, one  
might have a look at Objective-C as well. It just came to my
mind.

   Hans Aberg




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