This post is only for change the object of my
previous request in order to made it more exact.
Refer to post named "Merging LISP and C++, is it
possible?" of 18/10/2001; for convenience what
follows is the original request I posted. In the
discussion I've refered above you'll find more
ditails!
Thank's
Patrick Bellasi
----- Original Message -----
From: "Acaro" <········@inwind.it>
Newsgroups: comp.lang.lisp
Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 9:59 PM
Subject: "Merging" LISP and C++, is it possible?
> Hi,
> I'm new in LISP programming language but
I've
> already developed a very
> nice set of functions wich will be part of a
> (simple) Expert System I'm
> writing. These functions have been developed
using
> only pure functional
> characteristics the language offers (so there is
> not "for", "set", ecc... )
> and I don't intend to add these behaviours in
the
> future too.
>
> Well, my problem is that I'd like to make a
> library that exports these
> functions so that I'll be able to use them
inside
> an existing C++ source
> code!
>
> Is it possible to make this library? Isn't
> there any other solution?
> How can I make it running?
> How can I get access to these functions from
> inside the C++ code?
>
> Of curse I develop with Emacs, under THE
operating
> system: LINUX :-),
> but.... it would be better if I'll can compile
> also with Win NT/2000
> environment :-(.
>
> Thank's in advance for any advice and....
> sorry for my bad english :-)
>
> Acaro79