Is the libguile plus Scheme best partner for a program with script built-in?
- From: "Binary" <binary.chen@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 28 Dec 2005 23:24:50 -0800
Hi all,
I think the best software architecture is using low-level programming
language to write the low-level routine, and use script languages to
write the logical elements. I know libguile is good at embed Scheme
support into your program, but I want to know is this the only one or
the best one?
Is scheme the best choice to write man-machine interface? As you know
Scheme(LISP) is designed for AI, and the trend of application software
especially man-machine interface is more and more AI-ful.
Any comments?
Thanks a lot.
ABAI
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