At 2001-01-15 11:24, Jan Kort wrote:
When Manuel's Haskell GTK+ binding (gtkhs) is finished it will be really cool.
On top of gtkhs there are/will be many other libraries and tools: - iHaskell: a high level GUI library that avoids the eventloop mess. - GtkGLArea: 3D graphics in your GTK+ application using Sven's HOpenGL. - GUI painter: All you need is a backend for Glade. I'm currently working on this. Or at least I was half a year ago, other (even more interesting) things claimed most of my spare time.
Would some kind Haskell-to-Java bridge be a cost-effective way of providing a multi-platform GUI library, as well as network, SQL, RMI etc., etc.? It doesn't necessarily imply compiling to the JVM. Java could simply see the compiled Haskell code through the JNI. -- Ashley Yakeley, Seattle WA