[GoLUG] Writing an internet server
Barry Fishman
barry at ecubist.org
Wed Aug 27 13:30:48 EDT 2025
On 2025-08-27 02:33:10 -07, Ron wrote:
> Barry Fishman wrote on 2025-08-22 11:33:
>
>> Ada users are reconsidering what options they have to avoid this
>> lack of stability in Gtk development. I also would like a choice, but
>> KDE seems even worse in regard to multi-language development, and the
>> other Linux choices lack the usage or completeness required for relying
>> on them.
>
> Can you expand on that?
>
> I'm a huge KDE fan but am only vaguely aware of issues with Qt licensing.
>
> Is that what you mean?
No. Its a matter of multi-language support. Gnome has gone out of their
way to support multi-language support, and out of the box advertises
their multi-language support and has a whole gobject-introspection
mechanism to automate building the C API interface code required.
KDE doesn't seem so have a similar facility. It has a C++ interface,
which due to C++'s compiler specific mangling of linker names make
coding the required C based foreign function support (that most
development languages have) much harder to maintain). KDE seem
supported only in large developer communities like Python, where enough
Qt using developers exist to make it worthwhile.
--
Barry Fishman
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