libraries and other OSes
Posted: Sat Sep 26, 2015 8:16 pm
hi all,
I am thinking about writing a crossplatform (logic and file IO) library and was looking into languages to do this. I would like to use PB for the library if possible for simplicity, brevity and expressiveness instead of c++. So I was wondering whether the following things were possible with PB or planned for the near future:
- create .lib with PB instead of .dll (static libraries, possibly on OSX and linux too)
- compiler support for libraries to work on mobile platforms such as iOS, Android and BlackBerry (no GUI, no mobile OS editor, "just" cross compilation)
- alternatively language translator PB to C/C++ (target "mother" project has to be C++ anyways)
thanks in advance for your thoughts.
I am thinking about writing a crossplatform (logic and file IO) library and was looking into languages to do this. I would like to use PB for the library if possible for simplicity, brevity and expressiveness instead of c++. So I was wondering whether the following things were possible with PB or planned for the near future:
- create .lib with PB instead of .dll (static libraries, possibly on OSX and linux too)
- compiler support for libraries to work on mobile platforms such as iOS, Android and BlackBerry (no GUI, no mobile OS editor, "just" cross compilation)
- alternatively language translator PB to C/C++ (target "mother" project has to be C++ anyways)
thanks in advance for your thoughts.