Re: basic documentation of the breve object API

In my case I would like to use the new breve object api with Smalltalk, for
that I need access to the api through external library functions such as
exported c functions in dlls (Windows environments).
Is there a Windows dll exposing the new object api?

Thanks a lot!

GV

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "eric casteleijn" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, July 06, 2004 6:50 AM
Subject: Re: [breve] basic documentation of the breve object API


> >>I know a number of people are very eager to get working on
> >>interfacing different languages with breve, so I want to
> >>share some of the documentation I've written so far.
> > 
> > 
> > I'm interested in interfacing python with Breve. Is there anybody
> > interested or allready at work on this?
> 
> [*de-lurk*]
> 
> I am *very much* interested in that. I haven't played around with breve 
> all that much yet, but I love it's idea, and I've wanted to do 
> Atrificial Life with physics simulation in Python for a long time. I've 
> also thought about using pyopenGL with pyODE or some similar setup, but 
> that would require doing a lot of the great work Jon has already done in 
> breve again.
> 
> For those who'd ask: why Python, a short advocacy rant. Afficionados of 
> other languages may want to stop reading now ;)
> 
> I love Python for it's short, yet very clear syntax. It has been called 
> executable pseudo code, and there is something to that statement. The 
> fact that it is object oriented, and interfaces with other languages 
> very well makes it a great scripting language for  other systems (like 
> Breve) apart from being a very useable full-fledged programming language 
> in its own right. It's easy to read, (even when you don't know python) 
> easy to learn, and very fast to develop in. This is not to say that it 
> is the best language for all purposes, nor to say that it is necessarily 
> better than steve, or any other choice of scripting language for Breve, 
> it would just make it easier for people who already know Python to use 
> Breve, and that would be good for everybody.
> 
> cheers,
> 
> eric
> 
> 
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