How do you plan to be able to "extend" the language? For example, although I was going to start a QT/C++ basic equiv. of VB (I know, big task), however I found that there wasn't a good way to be able to "extend" the language without recompiling all of the time. I'm currently planning to move to C and use glib's gmodule routine for runtime loading of external components, but I would love to just do it in C++ if possible, it's just cleaner.
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What do you mean by extendability? Do you mean along the lines of header files or precompiled object files that are linked into the executable? I'm really not sure what you're referring to here.
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How do you plan to be able to "extend" the language? For example, although I was going to start a QT/C++ basic equiv. of VB (I know, big task), however I found that there wasn't a good way to be able to "extend" the language without recompiling all of the time. I'm currently planning to move to C and use glib's gmodule routine for runtime loading of external components, but I would love to just do it in C++ if possible, it's just cleaner.
What do you mean by extendability? Do you mean along the lines of header files or precompiled object files that are linked into the executable? I'm really not sure what you're referring to here.