David Welton wrote:
> I realize most of you guys probably just use reflection at run time,
> but do you know of anything like SWIG that takes a class, looks at it,
> and then spits out code?
Kawa does reflection at compile-time. So you can extend a Java class,
call methods, access fields, etc, in Kawa-Scheme, and it gets compiled
to efficient byte-code.
Of course, in a language with "eval" and "load", the distinction between
compile-time and run-time is somewhat fluid!
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