2 May
2003
2 May
'03
12:17 a.m.
Well, command line scala compiles fine on osx, its a matter of figuring
out how gnat works with the native mac osx gui libraries.
http://www.brianredfern.org
On Thu, 1 May 2003, Michael McGonagle wrote:
Manuel and Brian,
I was looking on line, and there is a GNU Ada compiler. It is called
"GNAT". The docs say something about it being a translator, but in the
end, you get a native binary.
Does Scala depend on any external libraries? Would these be available on
OS X???
Mike
Brian Redfern wrote:
I guess the interesting part would be to make an
ada-objectivec binding to
make a osx gui, or even ada to java, I wonder if there's a java version of
ada, maybe it could be re-written in java-ada (if it exists, jython is
python-java, and there's also a java-eiffel binding).
http://www.brianredfern.org
On Thu, 1 May 2003, Michael McGonagle wrote:
Manuel Op de Coul wrote:
Any volunteers for porting Scala to OS X on this
list?
Manuel, I was going to ask if there was a version available for OSX, I
am still using the commandline version.
I know there is supposed to be an Ada compiler for OSX, do you know
anything about it??
I would be interested in helping out, but as I don't know Ada, I would
have more to learn first...
Thanks,
Mike