Re: [Lush-users] Objects compileable

[Yann L. <ya...@cs...>]

Indeed, you can compile classes. There are lots of examples
in various subdirectories of lush/packages. See for example:
lush/packages/devices/joystick.lsh
lush/packages/devices/serial.lsh
lush/packages/ffmpeg/ffmpeg.lsh
lush/packages/gblearn2/*.lsh
lush/packages/sdl/libsdl.lsh

You might also want to look in the manual at the section:
CLush: Compiled Lush -> CLush-specific functions and 
constructs -> Class declaration and compilation

  -- Yann


On Saturday 03 December 2005 11:02 pm, or...@ez... wrote:
> This may seem like foolish question but, are classes compilable?  I
> would like to wrap a set of functions in lush but it would be easier
> for me to do wrap up all the functionality into an object.  I can, of
> course, inline C code into the methods right?  But what about
> specifying the type of the lots in my class?  For instance if I want to
> wrap libgmp, I' dlike my class to store the mpz_t struct so i can then
> perform operations on it.
> Are there any examples for this around?
>
> Thank you