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Re: Swarm GUI
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John Eikenberry [MSAI] |
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Re: Swarm GUI |
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Sun, 11 Aug 1996 12:57:04 -0400 (EDT) |
> ....... ,but I'd be in favor of this being fixed before any additional
> bells and whistles are added. Unfortunately, it may be a problem with the
> gcc Obj C runtime (as is the problem with PowerPC, POWER, and RS/6000
> platforms -- I'm beginning to wonder whether the runtime isn't just a big
> kludge). (A debugger that actually works with Obj C would also be very
> useful. Of course, it's unclear how much of this the Swarm team should take
> on itself. It's too bad that GNU Obj C isn't ready for prime time.)
>
Two points,
First I'd like to agree with Ted, that I think the top priority should
be getting swarm working on as many different types of machines as
possible. A good GUI is nice, but expanding and supporting the user
community should come first.
Second, in regard to a debugger (and Obj-C development in general), I
was wondering if anyone has corresponded with any of the GNUStep people.
I know Swarm isn't based on GNUStep at all, but it seems that we might
have some common interests (such as a gdb that fully supports Obj-C).
Thanks,
John Eikenberry
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- Swarm GUI, Manor Askenazi, 1996/08/08
- Re: Swarm GUI,
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