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Maintaining the low-level C code that uses the ObjectiveC runtime directly is problematic. There isn't much of it, yet, but I can already feel the pain. If more WebView-based features need to be implemented, or various (especially OSX-specific) issues need to be fixed, there's no way around having a simpler way of writing OSX code. Getting compile-time checks would also be a huge boon.
They presumably chose this approach for an increase in portability, but in the context of this project that's completely irrelevant.
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This is mostly blocked by the WEBVIEW_HEADER issue mentioned in #201 . It's easy to make it work by hacking around it, but a clean multiplatform solution just isn't in sight with the limitations imposed by the webview library's design. Not great, but alas.
Maintaining the low-level C code that uses the ObjectiveC runtime directly is problematic. There isn't much of it, yet, but I can already feel the pain. If more WebView-based features need to be implemented, or various (especially OSX-specific) issues need to be fixed, there's no way around having a simpler way of writing OSX code. Getting compile-time checks would also be a huge boon.
They presumably chose this approach for an increase in portability, but in the context of this project that's completely irrelevant.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: