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Possible strategy for Windows development ? #24
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Tbh, I have no idea about the current state of Windows environment. I thought there was win32 api? |
Yeah my approach seems to be overcomplicated. Win32 using C seems approachable. I'll give it a try and see. |
I suggest we bind to the “most modern“ API so that we have full api surface in our hands in the future. I just noticed https://github.com/LexiFi/csml/blob/master/README.md. Maybe it’s also possible to bind directly to C sharp? I’d do some research. There are quite a few OCaml on windows users. You might want to ping people from opam-cross-windows repo. |
Looks like a good possible solution. They have a really neat mapping between |
@wokalski can you try running the getting_started example. I tried but facing this issue when running the make file
The project doesn't seem to have any active contributor to help. |
It seems like you need to run make in |
Is there is any roadmap for Windows desktop development? Since there is no content for WPF development in C, not possible to reuse the cocoa binding concept.
the one possibility I see is
ReasonML <==> C <==> C#
. Since majority of WPF development community is on c#.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: