[Biococoa-dev] GNUStep Compatibility (was: [Biococoa-dev] Optimizations)
Alexander Griekspoor
mek at mekentosj.com
Tue Sep 7 17:27:29 EDT 2004
Hi Jim,
Nice to hear from you again, seems you're well on you way for your
graduation!
For me, GNUstep compatibility is not high on my list, but perhaps the
others think it's of more importance. I could imagine that at least
marketing wise it seems nice that you can say you potentially address a
far larger public. Although, I doubt if that extends practically at
all. But I would like to hear especially Peter's comments on the issue
as he's the one advertising GNUstep compatibility right now ;-)
Cheers and good luck with the graduation!
Alex
Op 7-sep-04 om 23:18 heeft Jim Balhoff het volgende geschreven:
> Hey guys,
>
> I've just been lurking for a while, but I wanted to jump in with one
> reason I thought of to avoid CoreFoundation - portability. Currently,
> the BioCocoa website advertises GNUstep compatibility. The GNUstep
> Foundation works quite well and so it's not too much trouble to stay
> compatible with if you stick to the standard C and Foundation API.
> But if GNUstep is to be excluded, by all means optimize where needed.
>
> I am hoping to jump into BioCocoa in 2 or 3 months, since it looks
> like I'll be able to do lots more programming in a post-doc I'm trying
> to get after I graduate. Until then, I'll just keep listening.
>
> - Jim
>
> On Sep 7, 2004, at 2:41 AM, Alexander Griekspoor wrote:
>
>> This is impressive stuff John, well done! My experience with many of
>> the CF classes is a drama, but I might start looking at it as well.
>> Where speed is a bottleneck, I have absolutely no problem with these
>> kind of optimizations in internal implementations. I do propose to
>> add some extra lines of comments though, to describe a bit what you
>> do and why you choose to use the CF classes there (for poor soles
>> like me ;-)
>> Alex
>
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Microsoft is the question,
NO is the answer
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