digitalmars.D.announce - DWT Cocoa 3.5 M3
- Jacob Carlborg (34/34) Jan 18 2009 I thought that I would share my progress on the dwt cocoa port.
- John Reimer (6/50) Jan 18 2009 Ha! Great progress!
- John Reimer (4/48) Jan 18 2009 Which version of gdc are you using for mac? Are you using a privately b...
- Jacob Carlborg (5/60) Jan 19 2009 I'm using gdc-trunk-r229 available on the tango site:
- Frank Benoit (3/6) Jan 19 2009 Wow! Thats fantastic news.
I thought that I would share my progress on the dwt cocoa port. I've ported all the SWT code, including the Browser package from dwt linux. The code is based on SWT just before milestone 3, to be exact 3.514.0. There are still problems with the port, runtime errors and things that don't work as excepted. Supported platforms: The SWT code works only on Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, x86 and 64. DWT also seems to work on ppc (I've only tested it through rosetta, not natively). I haven't tested 64bit yet because I haven't figured out how to build tango as a universal binary with 64bit support yet. Building time and size with DSSS and GDC: library: compile time: 5-9m size: 13.5MB application: linked with static library: compile time: 8s size: 3.9MB With XCode: library: compile time: 7m 20s size: 26.3MB application: compiled from source: size: 6.5MB with stripped symbols linked with static library: compile time: 2s size: 3.8MB with stripped symbols application: http://www.dsource.org/projects/dwt-samples/browser/examples/helloworld/HelloWorld1.d I hope as many people can test this library to find as many bugs as possible. /Jacob
Jan 18 2009
John Reimer <terminal.node gmail.com> Hello Jacob,I thought that I would share my progress on the dwt cocoa port. I've ported all the SWT code, including the Browser package from dwt linux. The code is based on SWT just before milestone 3, to be exact 3.514.0. There are still problems with the port, runtime errors and things that don't work as excepted. Supported platforms: The SWT code works only on Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, x86 and 64. DWT also seems to work on ppc (I've only tested it through rosetta, not natively). I haven't tested 64bit yet because I haven't figured out how to build tango as a universal binary with 64bit support yet. Building time and size with DSSS and GDC: library: compile time: 5-9m size: 13.5MB application: linked with static library: compile time: 8s size: 3.9MB With XCode: library: compile time: 7m 20s size: 26.3MB application: compiled from source: size: 6.5MB with stripped symbols linked with static library: compile time: 2s size: 3.8MB with stripped symbols application: http://www.dsource.org/projects/dwt-samples/browser/examples/helloworl d/HelloWorld1.d I hope as many people can test this library to find as many bugs as possible. /JacobHa! Great progress! For those that haven't found this yet, the link is www.dsource.org/projects/dwt-mac. Once again, it's a Mercurial repository. We should update the main dwt page, I suppose. -JJR
Jan 18 2009
Hello Jacob,I thought that I would share my progress on the dwt cocoa port. I've ported all the SWT code, including the Browser package from dwt linux. The code is based on SWT just before milestone 3, to be exact 3.514.0. There are still problems with the port, runtime errors and things that don't work as excepted. Supported platforms: The SWT code works only on Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, x86 and 64. DWT also seems to work on ppc (I've only tested it through rosetta, not natively). I haven't tested 64bit yet because I haven't figured out how to build tango as a universal binary with 64bit support yet. Building time and size with DSSS and GDC: library: compile time: 5-9m size: 13.5MB application: linked with static library: compile time: 8s size: 3.9MB With XCode: library: compile time: 7m 20s size: 26.3MB application: compiled from source: size: 6.5MB with stripped symbols linked with static library: compile time: 2s size: 3.8MB with stripped symbols application: http://www.dsource.org/projects/dwt-samples/browser/examples/helloworl d/HelloWorld1.d I hope as many people can test this library to find as many bugs as possible. /JacobWhich version of gdc are you using for mac? Are you using a privately built one or a binary release from somewhere? -JJR
Jan 18 2009
John Reimer wrote:Hello Jacob,I'm using gdc-trunk-r229 available on the tango site: http://www.dsource.org/projects/tango/wiki/MacOSXInstall DSSS 0.75 (dsss 0.78 can't build libraries on osx) Tango: SVN Revision 4052I thought that I would share my progress on the dwt cocoa port. I've ported all the SWT code, including the Browser package from dwt linux. The code is based on SWT just before milestone 3, to be exact 3.514.0. There are still problems with the port, runtime errors and things that don't work as excepted. Supported platforms: The SWT code works only on Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, x86 and 64. DWT also seems to work on ppc (I've only tested it through rosetta, not natively). I haven't tested 64bit yet because I haven't figured out how to build tango as a universal binary with 64bit support yet. Building time and size with DSSS and GDC: library: compile time: 5-9m size: 13.5MB application: linked with static library: compile time: 8s size: 3.9MB With XCode: library: compile time: 7m 20s size: 26.3MB application: compiled from source: size: 6.5MB with stripped symbols linked with static library: compile time: 2s size: 3.8MB with stripped symbols application: http://www.dsource.org/projects/dwt-samples/browser/examples/helloworl d/HelloWorld1.d I hope as many people can test this library to find as many bugs as possible. /JacobWhich version of gdc are you using for mac? Are you using a privately built one or a binary release from somewhere? -JJR
Jan 19 2009
Jacob Carlborg schrieb:I've ported all the SWT code, including the Browser package from dwt linux. The code is based on SWT just before milestone 3, to be exact 3.514.0.Wow! Thats fantastic news. Thanks for your work.
Jan 19 2009