The Quartz graphics components are currently using Cocoa for event handling and QuickDraw for low level rendering. This combination has proven to be unstable and very difficult to debug. The goal of this stage will be to get rid of QuickDraw and move to CoreGraphics for performing drawing calls, as well as to move the drawing code to Obj-C++. Using CoreGraphics will allow us to avoid debugging issues, resizing issues, and flushing issues that currently make the Quartz product unresponsive. Another goal of this migration will be to complete crucial missing elements of the Quartz VCL: font support and bitmap support.
[^] # Re: Quartz/Aqua ?
Posté par Pierre Tramo (site web personnel) . En réponse à la dépêche Bêta de OpenOffice dispo sous Mac OS X. Évalué à 1.
The Quartz graphics components are currently using Cocoa for event handling and QuickDraw for low level rendering. This combination has proven to be unstable and very difficult to debug. The goal of this stage will be to get rid of QuickDraw and move to CoreGraphics for performing drawing calls, as well as to move the drawing code to Obj-C++. Using CoreGraphics will allow us to avoid debugging issues, resizing issues, and flushing issues that currently make the Quartz product unresponsive. Another goal of this migration will be to complete crucial missing elements of the Quartz VCL: font support and bitmap support.
Ça vient de http://porting.openoffice.org/mac/timeline.html(...) . Faudra quand meme attendre gcc avec le path objc-c++