The simplest possibility for the external route would be to be able to
pass (and use) to and from the external, handles to large RAM-based
sets of floating-point numbers; that was the solution I used in
Hypercard back when the Earth was still cooling, and it worked very
well.
On 22-Jun-05, at 10:35 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I think the issue here is an elegant and efficient way to interface
with externals. If we had this, it would solve both problems. When
I say efficient, I don't mean pass a 100MB array as a text string to
an external that converts it to numbers than does some processing and
converts back to a text string and passes the 100MB back, then the
100MB is passed again to the external for the next processing
step... NOT the solution!
Dennis
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