Gosub Browser Progress, pt49

I have bought a refurbished Mac M1 so I can compile and test some of the gosub code on a real machine. The Rust examples works nicely enough (after some small fixes here and there), but i wanted to have some kind of native experience as well. Since I do not know anything about appkit or swift, I asked Claude for me to generate a simple browserlike app that will use the Gosub engine as a dynamic library (dynlib).

It worked pretty much straight out of the box. Gosub itself compiled nicely to arm64, and a very simple appkit that display multiple tabs, a url bar, back/forward buttons, a nice menu and such.

Since the Gosub engine is mostly about message passing, we only needed a very small ffi layer on top of the engine's API in order to connect it. So, now i have a native running switf/appkit application that runs the Gosub engine in the background. Neat!

This also means that it would be easy enough to connect other languages. C++ and python comes to mind. We already did some small experiments with when creating the new engine api proof of concept. So, expect some more work on this later!