Hi, Most systems, have a variety of scripting languages to do stuff in. And almost all the time to make it work with another library you have to specifically port the other library to a specific interpreter. Which means you have separate binding for each language. gtk has separate bindings for perl, python and ruby. Is it possible to avoid this with parrot? Can we make it so that if we port gtk to parrot, any other language can pick it up and use it? You know single binding for gtk, qt, gnome, kde. used by all languages. Is it possible? If so is it a desirable feature? Which brings me to another er... ramble. The documents there are about Parrot aren't very easy for novices. Novice that I am I'd be willing to write a few "really from the ground up how to do stuff" sort of introductory guide to extending languages to Parrot or extending toolkits to it. Er.. anybody else intrested? Can get me going...
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