John Weiss wrote: > And avoiding muddy code in a Unix-Windows-crossplatform program will > require a bit of work (in which I include careful planning). Which > was the whole point of those cautioning posts of mine.
Oh, read the code, John, read the code. There's a bit of hacking to do still in support/filetools.[Ch], support/FileInfo.[Ch] and support/forkedcall.[Ch], support/forkedcontr[Ch] (notice that these are in the *support* library), but the work is actually a case of merging stuff that's already been written into the repository. I'm not saying that writing cross-platform code is easy. I'm saying that we use the right tools to make it easy FOR US. Specifically, a cross-platform GUI (Qt) and the Boost libraries. Have a nice Friday and a fun w/e. -- Angus
