I use GNU Emacs 21.4.1 (stock Debian Etch installation).
Using it you can load all kinds of libraries written in ELISP (*.el)
and/or compiled into byte code (*.elc).
However, I need to run a DLL (for example, to interface to special
system services; or to run highly optimized text processing code),
written in C, from Emacs. I can add whatever glue code needed to
interface between Emacs and it.
I googled and searched, but found no way to do it, short of recompiling
the entire Emacs.
Is there any way to do this, short of expensive RPC or pipe mechanisms?
--- Omer
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