Re: why use guile



Owen Taylor wrote:
> 
> But there is no way I could have gotten prety fully function client
> and server code for Perl working in 2000 lines of C with OmniOrb.
> (The Perl interface is completely stubless and does everything using
> DII and DSI. The client side is pretty pure DII, the server side
> gets into the internals of MICO a bit more)
> 

Hi Owen,

I was in the process of writing python bindings to mico (until a couple
of weeks ago when my machine broke) using the same technique as you
(dii, dsi), although I'm using swig at present to short-circuit the
C++-python integration. (http://www.cs.utah.edu/~beazley/SWIG/).

I was wondering if you had any code to show - I'm not really bothered if
it compiles or not, I'm just interested in how you're doing and whether
there's any code we can share. (i.e. I can pinch ;-)

Cheers,

Phil.

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