how good is your C? 🙂

@msink then its good

very basic 😛

My main language for money is C 🙂

I used to write device drivers and just finished a single threaded webserver and websocket server in C(mixed with some C++)

it runs on a machine that does not support newer versions of C++ then '98

which is why we had to write it

it runs on this machine: https://images3.persgroep.net/rcs/-rNgMMumDIxEv7KXkVahoQXiIlk/diocontent/100300444/_fill/886/475/?appId=21791a8992982cd8da851550a453bd7f&quality=0.9

what is it?

it makes chips

cpu's

around 90% of all the cpu's in the world are made with asml machines

good to know.. 🙂

That's brutal 🙂

it was not fun writing that

the webserver was easy, the websocket server not

did you see my top-down approach?

So TornadoFX can be converted to multiplatform library (in Kotlin 1.2 sense)?

Wow, okay. Is there any plans for Kotlin Native to support C++ libraries ultimately? And therefore work with QT possibly? I need to pull out my C book

K/N team said they do not have plans for C++ yet. But on the other hand, they not had plans for ObjC too, so who knows... But definitely not in near future.

there are ways where you can use c++ in c programs but its messy

the other way around is easier

I was thinking how hard it will be to build something like Javafx in Kotlin native and use platform native library for each platform's implementation like javafx does?

As I was saying whatever library we choose, we may end up with supporting that library as well

rofl now imagine building tornadoFX on top of cursus?

Why I was saying this, because Xamarin Form took this approach and doing quite well..

Though it is mobile only, but desktop versions are also there developed by other individuals

I thought of this once myself too 😬. Hbox -> println(“ $child1 “)

hullo