KDE Anyone?

From: chris (spamoff.danx_at_ntlworld.com)
Date: 03/29/04 

Date: Mon, 29 Mar 2004 21:00:31 +0100

Hi,

Anyone know of a KDE binding for Ada. I looked on the net and found
someone had started one. Where's it at? Is it active? The post talked
about having a fairly substantial binding to QT, but it was July 2003.
What's happened since then?

How hard is it to bind to C++? I gather objects complicate things a
lot. Would using a C++ based binding on Linux force me to move to
something like Gcc 3.xx based compilers. This is not really a problem
(I like playing with experimental sw!), it's simply that AFAIK there's
no firm schedule on when the Ada compiler in Gcc 3.xx will be stable.
Like I say not a problem, just something I need to account for.

Cheers,
Chris

p.s. before anyone states the obvious... of course I know about GtkAda,
I'm evaluating other options.

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