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Subject: kdebindings/kalyptus
From: Richard Dale <Richard_Dale () tipitina ! demon ! co ! uk>
Date: 2004-03-19 2:58:32
Message-ID: 20040319025832.6BECA999A () office ! kde ! org
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CVS commit by rdale:
* 'KDE Integrates Mono'; added -fkimono option to generate C# bindings
* It doens't use the Qt C bindings, like Qt# but the Smoke lib instead
* To generate the code and review the api, edit kdebindings/smoke/kde/generate.pl.in
and change '-fsmoke' to '-fkimono'. Then configure kdebindings with the
'--with-smoke=kde' option. The sources will be generated in smoke/kde.
* It uses custom real proxies as AOP style interceptors, one per instance
and a static interceptor per class.
- Every method call in the api is forwarded to SmokeInvocation.Invoke()
via the proxies, and is effectively a pointcut.
- In Invoke() the method call will be looked up dynamically from the Smoke runtime
- The arguments are marsalled from C# to C++ on the Smoke::Stack, and the method
invoked.
* The KDE doc comments are converted to C# xml style tags (eg KApplication.cs)
* Problems
- A small fix was need for RealProxies with Mono 0.30. DotGnu doesn't have
RealProxies/remoting yet.
- It should be possible to use ContextBoundObjects and custom ContextAttributes
as described here, but they aren't implemented in Mono yet.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/03/03/ContextsinNET/
- In interfaces the 'ref' keyword can't be used
- Doesn't use event handlers as delegates like Qt#, they are just overriden
like normal virtual methods
- Many compiler warnings about 'new virtual' not being needed. Some work needed
to only add new to overriden ones.
A kalyptusCxxToKimono.pm 1.1
M +27 -0 ChangeLog 1.32
M +3 -3 kalyptus 1.72
--- kdebindings/kalyptus/ChangeLog #1.31:1.32
@@ -1,2 +1,29 @@
+2004-03-19 Richard Dale <Richard_Dale@tipitina.demon.co.uk>
+
+ * 'KDE Integrates Mono'; added -fkimono option to generate C# bindings
+ * It doens't use the Qt C bindings, like Qt# but the Smoke lib instead
+ * To generate the code and review the api, edit \
kdebindings/smoke/kde/generate.pl.in + and change '-fsmoke' to '-fkimono'. \
Then configure kdebindings with the + '--with-smoke=kde' option. The sources \
will be generated in smoke/kde. + * It uses custom real proxies as AOP style \
interceptors, one per instance + and a static interceptor per class.
+ - Every method call in the api is forwarded to SmokeInvocation.Invoke()
+ via the proxies, and is effectively a pointcut.
+ - In Invoke() the method call will be looked up dynamically from the Smoke \
runtime + - The arguments are marsalled from C# to C++ on the Smoke::Stack, \
and the method + invoked.
+ * The KDE doc comments are converted to C# xml style tags (eg \
KApplication.cs) + * Problems
+ - A small fix was need for RealProxies with Mono 0.30. DotGnu doesn't have
+ RealProxies/remoting yet.
+ - It should be possible to use ContextBoundObjects and custom \
ContextAttributes + as described here, but they aren't implemented in Mono \
yet. + http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/03/03/ContextsinNET/
+ - In interfaces the 'ref' keyword can't be used
+ - Doesn't use event handlers as delegates like Qt#, they are just \
overriden + like normal virtual methods
+ - Many compiler warnings about 'new virtual' not being needed. Some work \
needed + to only add new to overriden ones.
+
2004-02-17 Richard Dale <Richard_Dale@tipitina.demon.co.uk>
--- kdebindings/kalyptus/kalyptus #1.71:1.72
@@ -86,6 +86,6 @@
%formats = ( "java" => "kalyptusCxxToJava", "jni" => "kalyptusCxxToJNI", "c" => \
"kalyptusCxxToC",
"objc" => "kalyptusCxxToObjc", "dcopidl" => "kalyptusCxxToDcopIDL",
- "smoke" => "kalyptusCxxToSmoke", "csharp" => "kalyptusCxxToCSharp",
- "ECMA" => "kalyptusCxxToECMA", "swig" => "kalyptusCxxToSwig" );
+ "smoke" => "kalyptusCxxToSmoke", "csharp" => "kalyptusCxxToCSharp", "kimono" \
=> "kalyptusCxxToKimono", + "ECMA" => "kalyptusCxxToECMA", "swig" => \
"kalyptusCxxToSwig" );
# these are for expansion of method flags
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