On Fri, Feb 18, 2000 at 02:54:10PM +0100, Thorsten Ohl wrote:
> I soon have to do major surgery (= an almost complete rewrite) on a
> graphical user interface, currently in O'CamlTK.
>
> Since retargeting to incompatible GUIs is such a boring job, I'd like
> to hear which toolkit do you see in your tea leafs as the future
> toolkit of choice?
>
> - O'CamlTK [ (-) will be superseded by LablTK (I guess)
> (-) inconvenient (no polymorphic variants) ]
>
> - LablTK [ (+) more convenient than O'CamlTK
> (+) part of O'Caml 2.99 ]
>
> - mlgtk [ (+) Gtk+ is nicer than Tk (and no-Tcl is nicer than Tcl)
> (-) is it ported to everything but the kitchen sink? ]
huh ???
what do you mean by
"is it ported to everything but the kitchen sink?" ?
it worked fine on my solaris box before, and also under debian gnu/linux ppc
and i386, as well as redhat/sparc. there are reports of it working under
windows also, but i didn't bother to try this broken OS. should work under
beos also, but i don't know if caml works for beos.
Friendly,
Sven LUTHER (one of the three mlgtk developpers).
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