[Gambas-user] GamBas3

[craf]

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De: Benoît Minisini <gambas at ...1...>
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Asunto: Re: [Gambas-user] GamBas3
Fecha: Tue, 27 Apr 2010 19:00:18 +0200

> 
> Salut,
> 
> as Richard says, very stable or as stable as gambas2.
> 
> But the main question will be, what deeper changes (like last components
> to library), Benoît has still planed ?

>I thought I had made a mail about that, but maybe I am wrong.

>Now, as soon as the gb.report is usable (i.e. almost finished), I think an 
>alpha release of Gambas 3 could be made.

>Otherwise:

>- There are a lot of not so little things to do, depicted in the TODO file. 
>Not all the TODO file will be made, but there are some features I want to put 
>in Gambas 3, like support for system signals, 

>- As Fabien said, the gb.dbus component allows to use other applications, but 
>is not able to expose your application to dbus yet.

>- Laurent is currently making a component based on the Ogre 3D engine. I don't 
>know if he can finish it for Gambas 3.

>- I want the package manager to be really useful, so I will need a lot of 
>people testing it by using different distributions.

>- If "craf" (what's your real name?) succeeds in running a Gambas application 
>in a standalone way (almost), maybe the packager will be able to make a 
>standalone binary package of a project (like windows). At the moment, it seems 
>we must rely on the libc installed on the target system. All other needed 
>shared libraries can apparently put in the package. Work in progress...

Well, my name is Cristian. I live in Chile. 
I was looking for a solution for hard links that are created when
compiling glibc with Gambas and found this page:

http://www.bitwagon.com/rtldi/rtldi.html  

I think there the road goes, but I do not know very well C, not find a
way to connect with Gambas. 
Any ideas?

Regards

>- I know now how to make a Gambas profiler (a table in the IDE that will tell 
>you how much relative time you spent in each function), but I think it's for a 
>next version.

>- There will be of course a lot of tiny problem to fix, but this is not 
>important for an alpha release.

>Regards,