Re: Java->Scheme doubts, please help...

Antonio <[email protected]> writes:

> Does this mean that Intepreter's resources won't be released until the 
> whole context is exited?

I think you are confusing Context and AppContext. Context.exit()
releases the interpreter resources and performs some other housekeeping
tasks.

> If so I don't think it's a good idea to share a single AppContext for 
> different Interpreters, am I right?

AppContexts are *meant* to be shared by multiple interpreters. That's
what they are there for.


I have attached a diagram that illustrates the relationships between the
various entities that make up the java-to-scheme interface.


Matthias.

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