On Tue, Nov 29, 2011 at 12:38 PM, t olschewski
<t-o@gmx.org> wrote:
(read "portable" as "running with no changes on as many smalltalk platforms
as possible")
I know that a certain level of portability is achieved by the ansi standard.
But what if:
... the program I am going to write has GUI, graphics and network access,
... may either take command line arguments or not,
... must handle cr-lf-crlf or even UTF
- and I still want it to be as portable (in the above sense) as possible.
seaside, grease, or sport - or something different? Or something yet to be
written?
I think even if using grease/sport they do not cover things like command line argument, UI/graphics, etc.
Maybe (I have no idea) a little bit about networking and encoding is supported by grease/sport, but I doubt it.
Cheers
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