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[Alexander Griekspoor]

>> If we go for an Appkit part (views etc) I would go for 10.3 from the 
>> beginning though, primarily for the bindings part.
>
> OK. I am not familiar with OS-specific developement: does that mean we 
> need two separate targets, one for the Foundation and one for the 
> AppKit?
Yep, it basically means you get two frameworks (like appkit and 
foundation or two separate frameworks, together forming cocoa). We can 
simply have two targets, BCFoundation and BCAppkit both having their 
own sdk to build against (10.2 and 10.3, respectively). Last time I did 
the main cleanup the first thing I did was to put all current 
development in a BCFoundation folder leaving space for a BCAppkit 
folder at the root level.

>>> NB: and yes, Koen, we should just be coding instead of chatting, for 
>>> God's sake!
>> Sorry, yes boss, I'll see what I can do ;-)
>> Alex
>
> BTW, I have been looking the day before yesterday at how/if we could 
> have unit tests implemented in parallel to the framework. I was 
> following John's steps (I think) and what he implemented in the 
> translation example. I alredy wrote some code using OCUnit, and it 
> looks like something we could really use and is very easy to 
> implement. Particularly with future development and the intense 
> refactoring and feature addition that are going to happen ;-)   I will 
> make it available to you the code so far so you can look and tell me 
> what you think

Sounds interesting, a few days ago I spoke Serge Cohen who was using 
OCUnit (or one of the variants, I'll ask him which) as well in his 
project and was pretty enthusiastic about it. I haven't used it myself, 
but if it is trivial to add I can certainly see the advantage.
Cheers,
Alex


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