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You don't have to work on it but we still would like some direction from you, like thoughts on anarki and the new editions that are added by the community.
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I would also like to hear what pg has to say about the doc strings we are using the the Anarki repo.
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cached 13 days ago
This is cool and quite simple. But we don't just want ffi to native libs but also jvm and .net monstrosities. Since Arc is such a web2.0 language maybe some thing like a client server arch for ffi as in each language has a "ffi-server" like native-c, .net, java, python, perl ... arc connect to it via TCP and calls functions and gets data back. This could be optimized further and I think facebook has some thing like this (link any one?).
What you describe is very standard way to do a ffi - am trying to think out of the box, can I get any help? |
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nex3 thanks for hosting the git repo its great - its one of those things that keeps me in the community.
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that is not a bad idea, I was against adding infix stuff to lisp till i saw this this makes 1 still act like lisp and 2 look nice without any sort of additional syntax, good job eds.
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cached 14 days ago
should i remove it form my resume?
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but it is fun
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oo in arc?
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already done in the arc-wiki
(def fun args
"comment"
body)
that was like the first thing we added |