- Status Report (Stack and Tile)
- Back from Auckland
- Work in progress on the xHCI driver
- GSoC Introduction: BFS Partition Resizer
- GSoC Introduction: NFSv4 client
- GSoC Introduction: x86_64 port
- GSoC Introduction: OpenJDK port
- gsoc2012 cpuidle project introduction
- Playing Around With QEMU and VT-d
- A Short BeGeistert 025 Report
Language Bindings for the C++ API
My project will expose the Haiku API to scripting languages. During GSoC, I will focus on enabling the creation of GUI apps; this will include large parts of the Interface Kit and some essential classes from the Application Kit. I will target Perl and Python as the scripting languages.
(After GSoC, I would like to support other languages as well, and increase the number of classes available from scripting languages.)
A timeline is available by following this link.
During the bonding period, I will be looking at the Python API, with a view to developing a generator to create the code for these extensions from an abstraction language, as an alternative to using SWIG. (I will not make a final decision on whether to use SWIG until I have determined whether it is feasible to use a custom-built generator within the GSoC time frame.)
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Re: GSoC Milestone Report: Acceptance
There is Lisp, Lua and such also... though I am biased towards Lisp, MurgaLua was/is pretty popular for writing little programs on DSL and Puppylinux... it was basically Lua + FLTK jammed together.
Re: GSoC Milestone Report: Acceptance
Don't forget to give us access to ACPI readouts, i need scripting access to things like battery level and wifi connectivity for an app I'm working on :) cheers
Re: Language Bindings for the C++ API
Thank you! This is awesome news for people like me who don't like C/C++!
Re: Language Bindings for the C++ API
When do you start???