Hi, I have a practical question, which hopefully someone on this list can answer...
I haven't done any LISP programming for many years, but I'm considering getting back into it. I'm working on a large C++ AI software system, which is typically compiled under gcc on various Linux flavors. My question is: Is it possible to write LISP functions and then invoke them within my C++ code? It seems to me this should be possible *in principle*, since GCL compiles to C; but, I'm not sure if there are pragmatic considerations that imply this is not a reasonable thing to do... If it is possible, could someone point me to some examples where it's been done? Basically, I would prefer to write my whole application in LISP, but I really need multithreading which according to my understanding does not exist in GCL (though it does appear to exist in Allegro CL) Thanks, Ben Goertzel _______________________________________________ Gcl-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gcl-devel
