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Darren New wrote:
> Altho Tcl does a very nice job (via the "stubs" interface) of avoiding
> having to recompile extensions when new versions of Tcl come out. And
> yes, all kinds of Tcl internals are exposed thereby, not just simple
> one-interface things. Worth looking at, for anyone who is wanting to
> implement a plug-in interface to anything other than POV-Ray, where such
> would be impossible and foolish to even consider. ;-)
Oh please, could you stop spreading this nonsense around? Also that is what
was contained in 90% of your posts so far, I have tried to resist replying
to your Tcl "example" long enough now: Tcl is at best byte-compiled (like
Java) and then either interpreted or just-in-time compiled, which has
exactly nothing to do with shared libraries (aka DLLs) and plug-ins based
those, which is the topic discussed in this thread.
Thorsten
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