Allan wrote:
> Oops, in my previous note I wrote "Craig".  I meant to write "Cray".  My
> friend works at Cray, Inc., and has rather nice things to say about gcc but
> I guess he is just another ignorant doofus like me.
> 
> BTW, Objective-C is not proprietary to Apple.  There are many
> implementations of Obj-C, even one on Windows.  Cocoa, on the other hand is
> Apple's but it is an API of classes for Apple's GUI, much like MFC is for
> Windows.  Interfacing a GUI front-end written in Objective-C with legacy
> code written in C is trivial

<irony>What an amazing news! -- Code written in different programming
languages can be interfaced, really, amazing news!!! </irony>

For those still lost: Of course, it would be even more amazing if it hadn't
been old news many decades ago. Back in times when parts were written in
assembler, and others in higher-level languages. Naturally, there always
were way to interface the two, otherwise no program could run on an
operating system not written in the same language...

	Thorsten

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