Multiple Language Support
Ingemar Hulthage
hulthage@cinenet.net
Sat, 10 May 1997 07:26:58 -0700 (PDT)
"Bill House wrote: "
>
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> Sounds to me like an argument for making Lisp and Scheme siblings running on a
> chip-emulation VM, rather than placing one atop the other. This would allow
> various language flavors to commingle in LispOS without performance-degrading
> one over the other. Then, for higher-performance work, a VM->native translator
> can be implemented for the embedded VM. This approach I think provides the best
> of both worlds.
And let's face it guys. LispOS isn't going to fly without support for
C/C++, Java and facilities to support any other language. Therefore
building it on top of FreeBSD or Linux seems like the only realistic
option.
Ingemar
The rat race is over -- the rats won.