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Re: compiled and registered swarm XPCOM - could i have a crash course ?
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Marcus G. Daniels |
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Re: compiled and registered swarm XPCOM - could i have a crash course ? |
Date: |
18 Dec 2001 09:53:22 -0700 |
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>>>>> "DK" == daniel kottow <address@hidden> writes:
DK> BTW, if you can point me to some XPCOM location better than the
DK> IBM tutorial, i would be grateful.
The first few chapters of "Essential COM", by Don Box justify the
basic design. For the in-practice details, you might try asking on
the Python/XPCOM mailing list or on the netscape.public.mozilla.xpcom
newsgroup (from news.mozilla.org).
I think it will be easier to experiment with Python or JavaScript than
to learn XPCOM from writing C++. JavaScript/XPCOM (XPConnect) is
stable now and I suspect Python is pretty good too.
With the interpretted languages, reference counting of objects will be
automatic and you won't have to learn nsCOMPtr (XPCOM's magic
pointers) a set of macros, and ownership conventions to get off the ground.
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- seg-faults on the road, (continued)
- seg-faults on the road, daniel kottow, 2001/12/19
- Re: seg-faults on the road, Marcus G. Daniels, 2001/12/19
- Re: seg-faults on the road, daniel kottow, 2001/12/19
- Re: seg-faults on the road, Marcus G. Daniels, 2001/12/19
- its getting better, daniel kottow, 2001/12/19
- Re: its getting better, Marcus G. Daniels, 2001/12/19
- limits, daniel kottow, 2001/12/19
- ld stuff, daniel kottow, 2001/12/19
- found the COM example, sorry, daniel kottow, 2001/12/19
- Re: found the COM example, sorry, Marcus G. Daniels, 2001/12/19
- Re: compiled and registered swarm XPCOM - could i have a crash course ?,
Marcus G. Daniels <=