No, not really ! If my understanding is good, if I want, let's say, to use the wxWindows library, I'll have to write (even if it's straightforward) an interop layer with C FFI. And this is painfull, moreover when you think it can be automated, and even more when you think it have already been done !
So the idea is to use what have already been done for other languages (Lua, Ruby, etc...) Yo _______________ I think you mean the C FFI ? Neko FFI is very easy to learn and use, since it completely abstracts the VM. In other languages (I think same in Lua, Ruby and Python) you're directly manipulating the VM stack which is not the case in Neko. It make it complicated to reuse directly other language libraries, although I think it's possible to port them quite easily. Nicolas -- Neko : One VM to run them all (http://nekovm.org)
