Paul Prescod <paulp@ActiveState.com>:
> You are describing inline.
No, I'm not describing Inline, that's the point. I
have some fairly detailed ideas on what I am describing,
but this message is too small to contain them...
As a brief example, the Inline::C example
posted earlier would look something like this:
cdef printf(char *,...): extern
def hello(s):
printf("Hello, world, %s\n", s)
But that's way too simple an example to really
convey anything. More later...
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