[GEM Development] Hello

[Shane Gough]

I have to admit being somewhat slack myself.

I set up projects for a standard GEM API and a 32 bit implementation of that
API on POSIX platforms on SourceForge (projects gemapi and gemix
respectively). I had the idea that GEM would be an interesting UI for
embedded or mobile devices (fairly simple and easy to extend is a good
start, lightweight is perfect for embedded or mobile) and that a more
'modern' API (as in definitions and language representation - not the ABI)
would be a good start.

Unfortunately 'real life' intervened (as it does) and I'm left with half
finished source code for experimental implementations for the moment. I do
intend to get back to it, but I have no idea when.

Shane

On Mon, Nov 2, 2009 at 9:23 PM, José Emilio Mori Recio <
jem at archivalladolid.org> wrote:

> I also keep on reading, but there are very few things to read.
> Unfortunately
> I've been waiting for almost a year for the GEM wiki, and then the backup
> wiki, to be fixed in order to access and work on it, but it seems there's
> no
> interest, even offering to do it myself. If things keep going this way and
> there's no help, I'm planning to eventually build a new wiki myself in our
> server, re-using (or not) some of the "GEM domains" which are almost unused
> now, if their owners agree. Time will tell.
>
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