I really felt exited, reading about C++Script (http://calumgrant.net/cppscript/), a language as a library. My question is how much can be done using objective C++ for interfacing with C++ and choosing the same approach as in C++Script,- "language as a library". The motivation is clear: Lots of high performance code is and will be written in C++. There exists an interpreter for C++ (http://root.cern.ch/drupal/content/cling-goes-public). With minimal effort (calling a library) using existing high performance code written in C++ in an effortless way without bothering about memory management possibly in a Smalltalk like syntax. Since you work in a native objective C++ environment you would be able to replace step by step the performance critical parts of your code sketchwith C++. So not being a C++ expert, but nevertheless, for a need to interact closely with C++ libraries and a fan of Smalltalk, my question is: Is it possible to design a smalltalk like language as a library, let's call it ObjectiveC++Script? Cheers, Carl
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