Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Mon 5th Dec 2005 05:38 UTC
What if you could combine Cocoa (that easy-to-use extension to C that is the primary language used for development on the OS X platform) and Java (one of the most widely used languages on the Internet) to create an OS X native application that utilizes the power of Java's libraries? Marcus Zarra does just that in this latest article in his series on Cocoa from the Java developer's perspective.
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just a question (semi OT):
if i want to write a library that needs to be developed in a object oriented way, and also has to be easily bindable to another languages, is objective-c a good option? or have i to make my own verbose system like gobject? there is an automatic obj-c to plain c converter?
i guess it must be easy because any method in a obj-c object is invoked by one only function obj_message_send, and this is the only thing that has to binded by foreign languages...(well and to write again the objects using this function for dispatching)