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Kind of a vague Title, but I wanted people to click on it.
I recently picked up REALbasic Studio as my programming language, I think Lone Wolf should consider this development environment also, because the main seller of this language is... true cross-platform development. Develop on ANY OS you purchase a key for (special rules apply for the Enterprise license, however), and you can compile for OS X, Windows AND Linux. Talk about reaching out to audiences... I don't know what it's coded in now, but I know Visual Basic is an easy import... |
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C++ IIRC, so it's already in a cross-platform language. Admittedly, UI and such are 3rd party, but given they've had success in coding for Macintosh and most Linux users are running it via Wine, I don't know that there's much impetus to rewrite everything in a completely new language.
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Unfortunately we're coded in C++ as Duggan says, so rewriting RealBasic would indeed be complete rewrite. We are working on an OS X version of Hero Lab right now, which we're hoping to have out before the end of the year.
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