Hi all, I'm interested in writing some bindings to the J interpreter. I'd like to be able to instantiate a copy of the interpreter when my host program, a Lisp interpreter, runs, and evaluate arbitrary user-sourced snippets of J code. In order to be useful, the J code should be able to interact with objects in the Lisp, so I suppose I'll have to convert them into J data types, too.
Is this possible? Someone vaguely familiar with the J source said it seemed that the J source was designed for this usecase, but I couldn't find any documentation or examples in my own searching. Has this been done before? I'd love any pointers or supplementary information (or dissuasion) that anyone could offer. Zach Smith ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
