i'm really confused. I thought you were just wanting something kind of
like .net. You have to develop an API with whatever language you use.
It's about binding the language around what's already there and exposing
functions. Hopefully you already have functions that you just need to
wrap. But .net isn't really any more suited to doing that than say, any
other language that can be embedded. Python, perl, lua, ruby etc all
serve that purpose and with much much less overhead.
On 10/9/2014 7:31 PM, covici@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Well, Perl would be OK, but you would have to develop an api, so .net is
a nice library for that, but Perl is fine if you like that -- Python is
not as good, at least for me, I don't like the indent dependency.
Kyle <kyle4jesus@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
According to covici@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
# Can't disagree with that, but I would hope its not a language of its
# own, but some kind of code like .net or something to do the scripting.
Seriously? .net? So you would force a console screen reader to depend on
Mono? Ouch! My box is begging and pleading for you to stop!
AAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWW! That hurrerererererererts!
In all seriousness though, a commonly used scripting language is
probably the best option, but both Python and Perl are far more widely
recognized among Linux users than Mono, and both appear to be quite a
bit less resource intensive.
~Kyle
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