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Three years ago I had passing interest in GNUstep, and in the past there have already been demos of so-called "Renaissance apps", which can compile against eith
by koito17 4y ago
Three years ago I had passing interest in GNUstep, and in the past there have already been demos of so-called "Renaissance apps", which can compile against either AppKit or GNUstep. The GNU Mail program is one such program.
Wait till you learn Clozure Common Lisp has an Objective-C bridge and features a Mac IDE written with it. Unfortunately it has bitrotted over time as Apple constantly changes AppKit and some Objective-C internals, but it's able to run on Catalina just fine, and it works even better on older versions of OS X.
- lispm 4y ago> Wait till you learn Clozure Common Lisp has an Objective-C bridge and features a Mac IDE written with it. LispWorks has that, too. Without the bitrot. It's running natively on current Apple Silicon Macs. See the manual: LispWorks Objective-C and Cocoa Interface User Guide and Reference Manual http://www.lispworks.com/documentation/lw80/objc/objc.htm http://www.lispworks.com/documentation/lw80/objc/objc.htm
- BaculumMeumEst 4y agotoo bad ccl has no plans to be ported to arm afaik