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Re: Do you program in Objective-C?
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Marcus G. Daniels |
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Re: Do you program in Objective-C? |
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Wed, 08 Jan 2003 09:06:30 -0700 |
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I wonder why the swarm team has not considered Python when they started
programming swarm. Maybe because it is interpreted.
What do you think: If I manage to create a port for Python (like the Java
one), would someone else would like to use it, or will it be too slow?
Long ago, I did get some test programs running via the Python XPCOM
layer to Swarm.
Look around in the swarm-support archives for details, I think they were
posted here.
The Python support in XPCOM (Mozilla) is more mature now, and part of
Mozilla proper, and I think it would work fine, once the XPCOM libraries
for Swarm were built (the COM/ subdirectory in the Swarm distribution).
The XPCOM interface works in a similar way to the Java interface.
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