Akademy really speeds up development and communication between developers: Yesterday I was poked by Milian Wolff and he told me how many people want to write Kate plugins in languages other than C++ and ECMAScript and how he always told them that’s not possible and probably a huge amount of work to get working. Well, [...]
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Some time back I have started a tool called qyotoassemblygen [0], which will hopefully ease the generation of .NET/Mono bindings based on SMOKE libraries. It basically introspects a SMOKE library and generates a System.CodeDom tree from that information. The CodeDom can then be used to generate C# code and/or compile an assembly. Although some parts [...]
Now that the new smokegenerator is in trunk and generating smoke on windows shouldn”t be a pain anymore, I thought that I could dig out my nearly unused Vista partition on my laptop and start porting Qyoto to Windows. First thing I did was removing the preinstalled Vista and installing it again to get rid [...]
Now that the Qt classes generate and compile fine (as Richard already wrote) I tried to generate the smokekde sources with the new generator last week. After fixing quite a bunch of bugs that didn”t surface when generating smokeqt, it works now really well. There isn”t much difference between the config files for qt and [...]
Hi, my name is Arno Rehn and I”m a bindings developer. I”m working mainly on the C# bindings for Qt and KDE together with Richard Dale. Currently I”m also working on my gsoc project – Rewriting the SMOKE generator using one of Roberto Raggi”s C++ parsers. SMOKE is a library which provides the possibility to [...]
