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From: Klaus S. <kl...@sp...> - 2007-09-21 19:26:35
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Hi Luigi, > Well, I wouldn't put in into the core library anyway; it would be great > to have it available as an additional module. The point is that I > wouldn't commit to that one as "the" payoff interpreter. The intention is/was to have "a" payoff interpreter at hand to be able to do some prototyping when playing around with new payoffs. > People using, > say, the Python or Ruby bindings might want to define such an > interpreter in their native language---it could be done easily enough > using SWIG. BTW: I know that one can call QL functions from Python etc. via. SWIG. Is it also possible to call a Python-Script (which might define a payoff) from C++? regards -- Klaus Spanderen Ludwig Erhard Str. 12 48734 Reken (Germany) E-Mail: kl...@NO... (remove NOSPAM from the address) |