From: Zachery Bir (zbir_at_urbanape.com)
Date: Tue May 11 2004 - 09:33:56 PDT
Hey, all.
I'm just curious more than anything. How hard would it be to get away
from NTK as a full-fledged development environment and into something
more modern[1], like, say Xcode.
For instance, I was envisioning something along the lines of:
1) a generic Xcode template for a Newton project
2) use of the Newton header files
3) use of whatever libraries need to be linked in
4) use of a StrongARM-capable compiler
5) develop an Interface Builder palette of Newton-widgets and run a
transform on the resulting text-nib (xib, I guess is what they're
called) XML file to NSOF forms.
Is this feasible *at all*? If so, I'd love to participate to some
degree.
Similar things have been done for Palm development using Xcode[2]:
<http://www.zenonez.com/prctoolsx/index.html>
Zac
[1] "Modern" only in the chronological sense; I'm not looking for a
feature-for-feature flamewar
[2] "Similar" only in the most abstract sense; I'm not looking for a
feature-for-feature flamewar ;^)
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