• temorary (5/5) Oct 07 2007 hi,
• Daniel Keep (9/14) Oct 07 2007 You're asking if anyone has made a D binding for a common LISP binding
• BLS (5/12) Oct 07 2007 In case that you just what to embedd Lisp, have a look at newLisp.
• temorary (4/11) Oct 07 2007 i think it be nice to use .net from d.

temorary <removeme_temorary gmail.com> writes:

hi,
did anybody make a d interface for
      RDNZL - A .NET layer for Common Lisp
to use their dll from d?
would be nice to call .net

Daniel Keep <daniel.keep.lists gmail.com> writes:

temorary wrote:
 hi,
 did anybody make a d interface for
       RDNZL - A .NET layer for Common Lisp
 to use their dll from d?
 would be nice to call .net

You're asking if anyone has made a D binding for a common LISP binding
for .NET?

I... think that's highly unlikely.  That would be like programming with
OpenGL by using PyOGL going via PyD.

If you want to use .NET from D, your best bet at the moment is to go via
COM interfaces, since they're already supported.  That, or just host the
D code inside a .NET application, calling into the D code using P/Invoke.

	-- Daniel

BLS <nanali nospam-wanadoo.fr> writes:

temorary schrieb:
 hi,
 did anybody make a d interface for
       RDNZL - A .NET layer for Common Lisp
 to use their dll from d?
 would be nice to call .net
 
 

  In case that you just what to embedd Lisp, have a look at newLisp.
newLisp is avaliable for all major platforms and pretty easy to use from
D. http://newlisp.org/
HTH Bjoern

temorary <removeme_temorary gmail.com> writes:

temorary Wrote:

 hi,
 did anybody make a d interface for
       RDNZL - A .NET layer for Common Lisp
 to use their dll from d?
 would be nice to call .net
 
 

i think it be nice to use .net from d.
  http://weitz.de/rdnzl/

it is a com dll (c++) that allows to use .net features, function etc. from lisp.