[Debian GNUstep maintainers] Developing GNUstep applications in Objective-C using Emacs?

[Paul Chany]

Yavor Doganov <yavor at gnu.org> writes:

> Paul Chany wrote:
>> I want to start developing Renaissance applications in Obj-C using
>> Emacs because the PC Box that I'm using is an old machine and GUI's
>> is extremely slow on this system.
>
> Or you mean that you must avoid using GUI apps for *development*?  If
> so, that makes sense, sure.

Yes, I must avoid Gorm because it's extremely slow on this Box.

>> I like Emacs as an editor and know for Emacs CEDET project but I think
>> CEDET doesn't support Obj-C so far at all or if does than it does very
>> bad. 
>
> I'm not familiar with CEDET (I tried it once only after it got merged
> in Emacs, and immediately concluded that this is not something for
> me), but if you have an idea what such support should entail (Skeleton
> for projects using gnustep-make?  Something else?), then you can use
> M-x report-emacs-bug to file a wishlist bug in their tracker.
> (I might find time to work on it some day...)

I think that that such support should entail a Skeleton for projects
using gnustep-make.

In such a Skeleton header files should contain eg.: '-*-objc-*-' :) ,
all (or some) source files should contain GPL license, authors name,
developer's e-mail address, etc.. 

> That said, I don't have a clue why one would need an IDE for any
> software development, be it GNUstep or something else.  Emacs is quite
> sufficient for me.

As I sed I like Emacs! :D
Thanks for advices! :)

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Paul Chany
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