Re: How to use Lisp in C/C++
- From: "news.wanadoo.fr" <cjullien@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 1 Sep 2007 08:08:50 +0200
OpenLisp has many industrial projects that use it from C/C++, see
www.eligis.com
It is by designed, dedicated for this usage.
Christian
<lukas.pustina@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1188566818.244924.276230@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hello everybody,
I would like to incorporate a Lisp program into another, C/C++ based
program. Specifically, I have a set of functions written in Lisp.
These functions, I would like to directly call from C/C++ in which my
main program is written.
So far, I found some hints on the net, but this seems to be either a
very trivial questions or something nobody does. I searched the net,
googled, and read the news groups without finding a satisfying answer.
The most promising tool I found yet has been gcl which generates C
code from Lisp files (gcl -compile -c-file -h-file
<myfunctions.lisp>). Unfortunately, the C code does not make much
sense; it seems the compiler is not designed to allow the code to be
integrated into other projects.
Since mixing program languages is something usual, I was wondering if
anybody knows a tool (rather open source than commercial) or technique
that allows me to do so.
I'll be thankful for every hint, even if this includes the hint that
I'm on a totally wrong track.
Best regards,
Lukas
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