[_samt_]

That sounds like a very interesting use case!

This is exactly the kind of scenario where I think third-party clx modules make sense: keep the core runtime portable and let platform-specific bindings live outside of it.

A clx-objc (or metal-cpp or any gui backend) module would be an interesting experiment, and the same approach could apply to other platforms (Win32, GTK, etc.)

Clx is still a relatively young project, so please be a bit indulgent with bugs or missing features, but I'd definitely be interested in seeing/helping what you build!

[MomsAVoxell]

I'll join you in Github once I've got a chance to catch up with clx so far .. with the work you've already done, I think the basics are there to support multi-platform GUI modules .. but I'll know more about the effort once I catch up with you. Great work!

[_samt_]

Thank you!

I'd be very interested in your feedback once you've had a chance to explore the codebase. Multi-platform GUI support is definitely something I'd like to see emerge through Clx binary modules and the C++ API.

Feel free to reach out on GitHub when you're ready — additional platform expertise would be greatly appreciated.