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jql - Sep 28, 2007
I've been waiting a long time for this shoe to drop. It's time to publish some details [corrected URL] and/or code, gunnar. Inquiring minds want to steal know your binding technique and use it for the empowerment of KDE.
jql - Sep 28, 2007
So, how is KDE4 going to understand its own API? It's now May of '06, and the most promising projects I was keeping an eye on haven't been publishing much. Java Bindings aseigo leaked word of Trolltech working on …
jql - Sep 28, 2007
I've had good success with my gcc -fdump-translation-unit parser generating XML, and then using XSLT to convert the XML into C++ source-code. I expect to create an XSL stylesheet for the C++/moc4 Smoke binding, another …
jql - Sep 28, 2007
Adam points out the deficiencies of Smoke as a language binding. On the whole, I have to agree with him. Smoke doesn't match what we should recognize as a real language binding. Smoke is an automation system Similar …
jql - Sep 28, 2007
I've seen mumblings from the KDE folk about increasing their binding support in KDE4. Specifically, aseigo has mentioned making KJS and Python bindings standard. My recommendation is to base the bindings on Qt4's …