Re: EB-lite feature requests

The core compiles just about anywhere (with cygwin on windows, but otherwise 
fine). Chris has also managed to get ebqt to compile on Windows (go Chris!). 
Do you suppose you could get a binary package out, Chris?

OS X support for the core is dead simple. However, the only UI currently 
written is Qt-only. If someone could write an OS X user interface, that would 
be absolutely *superb*. No need to rely on the ebqt designs if you don't want 
to - craft the UI in your own image - the GUI_SPEC doc should be all you 
need...

And the "lite" bit of the name is getting a bit obsolete. It's mainly just 
that the core doesn't have to handle UI stuff, and the fact that there are NO 
non-ANSI/POSIX dependencies (or should be) for the core itself.

If you, or anyone, is interested in contributing, please contact me and I'll 
set you up. I'm afraid I get a bit paranoid about my codebase, and I'd kinda 
like to check everything that goes in, at least at first. Do people mind that 
awfully?

Meredydd

On Friday 07 March 2003 22:32, Matt Lewandowsky wrote:
> I, personally, would have to request Windows support. ;) Of course, if
> it already exists in EB-lite, never mind. Also, does it compile and run
> on Darwin? (Either x86 or Mac OS X)
>
> I'd love to help out with both of these requests, but I'm not sure I'm
> capable of coding "Lite"ly...
>
> --Matt

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