Is this possible with newLisp

[bob]

Hi my name is Bob Ueland and I'm a programmer from Sweden. I'm totally new to newLisp trying to decide if I could use newLisp in my projects.



I write Mac OS X apps using Objective-C. Some parts of the program I would like to express in newLisp rather than in Objective-C. So would it be possible to have one or more text files, containing newLisp code, as a resource  in my Objective-C app, and let my app execute the newLisp code dynamically whenever needed? (By execute I mean calling newLisp functions with arguments from Objective-C code.)

[Lutz]

On OS X use makefile_darwinLP64_utf8_lib to build a newlisp.dylib shared library. Here is a C example on how to import it from C (second example in the chapter):



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The library will keep state between different calls.



Ps: the example also shows hpr to use [text] [/text] tags for bigger source code portions.