• FellowTraveler <FellowTraveler rayservers.net> Jun 06 2011
• Kagamin <spam here.lot> Jun 08 2011
• Fellow Traveler <FellowTraveler rayservers.net> Jun 08 2011

FellowTraveler <FellowTraveler rayservers.net> writes:

Greetings, D aficionados.

I only regret that I did not discover your wonderful language sooner, as I
probably would have written my entire library in D instead of using C++.

In the meantime, since I was already using SWIG, I have added bindings for the
D language, so you can add untraceable digital cash, and other cool financial
cryptography, to your D projects:

https://github.com/FellowTraveler/Open-Transactions/wiki

Kagamin <spam here.lot> writes:

FellowTraveler Wrote:

 Greetings, D aficionados.
 
 I only regret that I did not discover your wonderful language sooner, as I
probably would have written my entire library in D instead of using C++.
 
 In the meantime, since I was already using SWIG, I have added bindings for the
D language, so you can add untraceable digital cash, and other cool financial
cryptography, to your D projects:
 
 https://github.com/FellowTraveler/Open-Transactions/wiki


Shouldn't lesser license require dynamic linking so that licensee can modify it
and run proprietary code with the modified version? If linking is static, this
is impossible.

Fellow Traveler <FellowTraveler rayservers.net> writes:

Kagamin Wrote:

 FellowTraveler Wrote:
 
 Greetings, D aficionados.
 
 I only regret that I did not discover your wonderful language sooner, as I
probably would have written my entire library in D instead of using C++.
 
 In the meantime, since I was already using SWIG, I have added bindings for the
D language, so you can add untraceable digital cash, and other cool financial
cryptography, to your D projects:
 
 https://github.com/FellowTraveler/Open-Transactions/wiki


 Shouldn't lesser license require dynamic linking so that licensee can modify
it and run proprietary code with the modified version? If linking is static,
this is impossible.



The OT-API resides in a shared library, (DLL.) So yes, it is dynamically linked
to your own application.

A D wrapper is provided with the library for your convenience.

-FT