--- Miguel de Icaza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > The pnet runtime is very small, embeddable and written in c. They > are > > very interested in finding users for this system. It might not be > as > > far as the .MONO project, but the embeddable nature makes it > > attractive. > > The Mono runtime is also embeddable, otherwise it would not be as > attractive. > > Read mono/docs/embedded-api for details.
Sorry to have misinformed Miguel. I have not been following the Mono project in a while. It would be also possible to handle Mono as a CSharp Provider. Inline::Cscharp::mcs Since the bootstrap is done, and the compiler is written in C# it would first be needed to embed the runtime and the compiler could be invoked via that api, or externally as well. Have you any code to create webservices stubs out of the function declarations? What about using custom attributes? The idea is that you can spec out a function in c# and then use the reflection + attributes and or a xml dump or other means (generating perl stubs from inside the c# code) to communicate that bindings back to perl. I will check out the embedding mono, (and the progress you have made) I guess you allready have some web_services container running. But I still promised the guys from DotGNU I will help test our thier code. If there is a way to create a neutral api, maybe that will help. Regards, mike ===== James Michael DuPont http://introspector.sourceforge.net/ __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Faith Hill - Exclusive Performances, Videos & More http://faith.yahoo.com
