More interesting for MacResearch members may be the new BridgeSupport project, which appears designed to provide better support for scripting bridges to Objective-C, like RubyCocoa and PyObjC, although the project is independent of any scripting language.
BridgeSupport files are XML files that describe the API symbols of frameworks or libraries that cannot be introspected at runtime. These are generally ANSI C symbols that is, non-object-oriented items such as constants, enumerations, structures, and functions but can also include some additional information about Objective-C classes, methods, and informal protocols.
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Martina likes to get into nitty-gritty of tomorrow's tech, from product design across to security based solutions. A long time mac user and developer, she has the expertise and strives to give new insight
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