This is more a DLR than an IronPython question. There are two 'dynamic' aspects that are covered by the DLR extension to the CLR. One is runtime support for efficient dynamic typing. The other is the hosting side: console interface, integration with Visual Studio, etc. These are useful for other (non-dynamic) languages as well. Case in point: F# has an interactive console in Visual Studio, but is compiled and statically typed. This second aspect looks more like an extension of the Visual Studio SDK, if it wasn't taken straight from the VS Integration samples from the VS SDK.
In other words: my impression is that the current DLR is made up of two separable parts: 1. The actual DLR, which enables efficient dynamic typing on the CLR. 2. "VS-Interactive", a set of extensions to the Visual Studio SDK that turn Visual Studio into an interactive development environment. Is this where the refactoring is headed? Jeffrey Sax Extreme Optimization _______________________________________________ users mailing list users@lists.ironpython.com http://lists.ironpython.com/listinfo.cgi/users-ironpython.com
