Ruslan,
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>But they will not be in C wrapper also!!!
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>This also will be wrapper, so it will contain the same functionality in
>fact.
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>Full access to all features of kernel can give only C++.
So features like sets are not possible in a shared library? I think
that was one of the main features I saw in the SDK that is not in the
XCMD shared library.
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>> Also, there is the opportunity to support Lisp on Windows. Just about
>> every environment has a foreign function interface. If there is a
>> Windows version of the XCMD library, I'll try this after I complete
>> the Mac version. That should only require creating the interface for
>> the dispatch function. All the rest is standard Common Lisp.
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>You mean the same CommonLisp exists on Windows ?
Yes, Common Lisp exists on Windows and just about every other
platform including Unix and Linux.
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>Or this is product of different company ?
Common Lisp is an ANSI standard language for which there are many
implementations just like C, C++, or Java environments.
Here is a starting point for anyone who wants to know more about Lisp:
http://www.lisp.org/table/applications.htm
This is a nice article about how Lisp was used to develop Yahoo Store
and discusses its advantages compared to other programming languages:
http://www.paulgraham.com/paulgraham/avg.html
>Then For windows it may be better use VCOM instead of VXCMD.
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>Yes exists Windows version of VXCMD DLL.
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Ok, I'll check this out with one or more Lisp implementations on Windows.
Thanks!
John DeSoi, Ph.D.
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