Peter Althainz
you are right all libraries could be compiled at least on Linux (maybe even Mac OS) and the bindings could be too. I simply have no time currently to mainain another platform. I started on Windows, because I like it and I thought its the platform with the most gamers. I got in troubles with the linux toolchain on Windows (gcc with Mingw) for Ogre and switched to the MSVC based Ogre libraries, not considering that possibly the Ogre Linux libraries directly on Linux might work well. If there is time or sombody volunteers a Linux version can be built, I'm quite sure.
Haskell is very good at writing portable code, but there are some things to keep in mind: * Use System.FilePath instead of string operations, * use a portable media library like SDL, * when using System.IO or Control.Concurrent modules, pay attention to the Haddock documentation. That should make your library portable enabling you to reach a much larger portion of the Haskell community. Greets, Ertugrul -- nightmare = unsafePerformIO (getWrongWife >>= sex) http://ertes.de/