22.07.2014 0:03, Tony Whyman wrote: > The problem that you have when accessing the current FB3 API from > another programming language is that you have to make assumptions about > the vtable layout of the C++ compiler used to compile the shared object > and somehow map it into your programming language structures. This > problem becomes multiplied for portable code by every platform/target > compiler that you need to support, as each will need to be verified. > Every time a new version of the compiler comes out, the vtable will need > to be checked to make sure that it hasn't changed. > > This is asking too much of the Firebird user, especially when the > solution is so straightforward.
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