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Re: PostScript wrappers
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Chris B. Vetter |
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Re: PostScript wrappers |
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Tue, 20 Jan 2004 15:46:23 -0800 |
On Tue, 20 Jan 2004 15:39:54 -0700
Adam Fedor <fedor@doc.com> wrote:
[...]
> > Yes, I thought so. But in this case, does it even make much sense to
> > have the <instance>_PSWRAP_FILES 'command' in -make if it cannot be
> > properly/completely supported?
> Probably not.
Would be handy to have around in case of porting, though.
> > Wouldn't it suffice to check the headers in -dgs and try to
> > implement the functions as wrappers to what we already have in
> > -back?
> I'm not sure I understand, but for example, look at a really simple
> psw function:
[...]
Well, I know there already are some of the DPS-functions around, but
apparently not all of them. Otherwise I would have succeeded in porting
the framework.
> Sure you could say that helps since pswrap has already parsed the
> function and we ONLY need to implement DPSBinObjSeqWrite to read in
And that's one function the linker was bitching about...
> the tokens and call the correct functions. Still that's an awful lot
> of work compared to just telling the developer to rewrite the psw
> function in C. Try for instance, trying to write something that will
> interpret this slightly more complicated psw function:
The problem would be that you would have to know how, especially if
you're trying to port. I for one don't know diddly squat about (D)PS...
--
Chris