According to [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> On Tue, Aug 01, 2000 at 07:38:13PM -0400, Kevin Lawton wrote:
> > I've seen some Python script code which made it look
> > very suitable for plex86 also.
>
> Python sounds fine to me. *Please* don't use TCL:)
What's wrong with TCL?
It's a logical, structured, simple language, which is proven to work as both
a general scripting language as well as an embedded language for use as a
configuration- and/or extenstion language.
Can you simply link-in some Python library, add your C functions to a table,
and have the library interpret whichever file you wish, calling your C
functions if necessary? Because that's what is needed with a configuration
language.
PostgreSQL using TCL as their embedded language has a reason, you know :)
Alternative would be to grab Zend (the new PHP script engine) and write our
own language, but I guess that'd be a bit overkill.
Wouter
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