According to Kevin Lawton ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> As options become more numerous and complex, and we
> want more function in the script file (variables, functions,
> objects, etc) we will run up against limits of our
> own custom script file parsing. So for this, we
> might think about using an existing script file
> tool kit. Any ideas on this? We would need something
> that works across all x86 platforms that plex86
> could be ported to.
TCL. It's the most cross-platform you can get, it's modular (eg. you just
link in a library) and you can eventually even script your own configuration
files making it only activate certain settings on predetermined conditions.
See http://www.tclconsortium.org/.
Added bonus: I've got plenty of experience with TCL to help out. :)
One drawback though: The Tcl/Tk Consortium is Shutting Down..
Wouter
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