--Zem On 29 Jan 2004, at 11.26, Steve Naroff wrote:
Zem,As I said in my previous post, the "heavy lifting" to support this for C/C++/ObjC is done at a lower level.The work in the ObjC runtime is *extremely* minor.If someone wanted to implement this feature portably (for ObjC only), they would likely take a different approach.snaroff On Jan 29, 2004, at 11:01 AM, Ziemowit Laski wrote:On 29 Jan 2004, at 2.48, CM wrote:Concerning GCC 3.4 and Objective C: The changes described indicates that Apple has contributed back the gcc modifications they made for edit and continue and other thing used in XCode. But they also indicated that the Only objective C runtime supporting theses functions is the NeXT runtime. That would make gcc3.4 new objective C functions running on only one platform (Darwin/OSX). What do you think ? GNUStep on Linux would also gain much from these modifications. Anyone has higlight if this is a deliberate intention to keep other unixes away from the inovations from Apple ?Absolutely not -- the community is more than welcome to implement said functionality in the GNU runtime. Should someone be willing to take this on, I'd gladly put them in touch with Apple's (NeXT) runtime folks. Thanks, --Zem _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnustep mailing list address@hidden