>I understand what Wouter was asking, however the request (to which he
>happened to respond) was for "translating gpsim to Java".

>But whatever the request may be, there are dozens of ways one can
>interface with gpsim. First there is the gui. I presume that the request

This line of discussion came about from endeavouring to make the PICList
Beginners Kit multi-platform, including Mac's and OS/2 (which one of our
newer members happens to prefer).

My original suggestion had been to write the PC host front end in Delphi to
run under windows, which would allow porting to Kylix to run under *nix. The
other platforms then came out of the woodwork, as being nice to support.

The suggestion was that Java may be the ideal method to make whatever
assembler we use multi-platform, and gpsim is the major non-microchip viable
code that I am aware of at this stage, hence the suggestion to transfer it
to Java.

It may well be that someone else will need to do the conversion to Jave (or
Tk/Tcl, Python etc) from whatever package is perceived to be the ideal one
to convert.

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