Has anyone tried to use CLOS objects with equivalent (?) C++ objects ? I
have Sun Common Lisp with AT&T Cfront C++, and am having difficulties
with the implementation of SCL's foreign language interface.
I would appreciate any pointers from the net regarding successful use
of C++ classes (or C structs) in a LISP environment.
In article <······················@src.umd.edu> ····@src.umd.edu (R Michael McMahon) writes:
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> Has anyone tried to use CLOS objects with equivalent (?) C++ objects ? I
> have Sun Common Lisp with AT&T Cfront C++, and am having difficulties
> with the implementation of SCL's foreign language interface.
>
> I would appreciate any pointers from the net regarding successful use
> of C++ classes (or C structs) in a LISP environment.
The next release of Harlequin's LispWorks, version 3.0 (due to start
shipping next week) includes a CLOS/C++ interface. The aim of this
interface is to enable C++ object modules and libraries to be used
in lisp applications with as little user coding as possible. It
provides support for calling C++ functions, overloaded functions and
public member functions from lisp. C++ objects are visible from CLOS
and can be manipulated directly via lisp code.
For more information on LispWorks 3.0 please contact
·····@harlqn.co.uk
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