Simon Peyton-Jones wrote:
The biggest Haskell/COM project I know of was Krasimir’s
implementation of Visual Haskell, which was a plug-in for Visual
Studio. The VS interfaces are COM ones, so he had to do lots of COM
stuff. He may be able to help you. Sigbjorn Finne knows a lot about
HDirect, but he’s really busy with his day job at Galois!
There’s a bit of a chicken-and-egg problem here; the COM tools are not
well maintained, so that discourages use, which in turn makes it less
rewarding to work on them. What I don’t know is the level of
suppressed demand: if there were good tools, would lots of people
start using them?
Simon
Is now a bad time to say "what is COM?"?
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