Re: Light-weight GNUstep distribution

[Tobias]

> Here's something I've been wondering.  Has anyone written an
> Objective-C preprocessor and runtime that's compatible with GNUstep,
> but which generates ANSI C code that can be built in (say) Visual
> Studio or another ANSI C compiler?
there is poc [1].
i have not tested it, but i (think i) remember some usegroup speaking about it 
working with gnustep.

> I know some developers for whom dealing with gcc on Windows is a
> non-starter, though they'd really appreciate being able to build
> their applications using GNUstep on Windows and Cocoa on Mac OS X.
>
> (Don't ask me why they won't deal with gcc on Windows.  I have no
> idea.  I do say I understand the impulse though; a lightweight
> preprocessor that could integrate with the tools they're used to
> would help.)
integrate is maybe not what poc will do.
it will only allow them to use the same compiler, afaik.

cheers 
~ibotty