Thanks for the reply. Yes I do have a specific question:
The FAQ: It is very easy to write C functions in Pico Lisp, either in the kernel, as shared object libraries, or even inline in the Lisp code. And the language Reference: Symbols referring to a shared library contain a colon "lib:sym" My Question is How do you do this interplay and what are it's limitations * how do I embed C code in a picolisp file * what do I do to call it. * how are arguments and return values passed between the two languages * is there tools for modifying c structs from inside pico lisp * It's great that you can call functions from libraries but how do you tell the interpreter that you want to access a library? An example may be worth a thusand words, but I havn't been able to find anything. What I'd eventually like to do is see if I can combine Pico Lisp with SDL in some usable way. 2008/6/2 Alexander Burger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hi Konrad, > > actually, your subscription *did* work already at a previous time. > > You were probably wondering why you did not see any messages. This is > due to the fact that we currently have very little traffic on this > mailing list. That's a pity, but nobody seems to have any questions. > Can I help you in any way? > > Cheers, > - Alex > -- > UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
