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@node Bundles and Frameworks
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@appendix Application Resources: Bundles and Frameworks
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@cindex bundles
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@cindex frameworks
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@cindex resources, application
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@i{TBD}
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@ignore
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GNUstep does not have frameworks as such but it still has bundles and the
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means of loading them. IMHO frameworks ought to be reconsidered since they
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are a very useful construct. Java uses them to great benefit now (resources
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go into jars, which are like frameworks, and there are .war and .ear archive
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types with more specialized roles). It is true that dylib loading is a
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system-dependent process, however this could be solved by the use of symbolic
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links on unix systems, and post-install copying on Windows systems.
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@end ignore
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@page
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