[Ecls-list] Simple example needed for embedding in non-c like environment ...

[Juan Jose Garcia-Ripoll]

Hi Marten,

unfortunately I know nothing of Smalltalk, but maybe I can help you with the
C mistakes. Compare this

On Fri, Aug 5, 2011 at 1:43 PM, Marten Feldtmann <itlists at schrievkrom.de>wrote:

>         form = c_string_to_object("(+ 1 1)");
>         result = si_safe_eval(3, form, Cnil, g_eclEvalErrorSymbol);


and this


> result = si_safe_eval(3, ecl_make_simple_base_string("(+ 1 1)",-1), Cnil,
> OBJNULL);
>

In the first case you first convert a string to a Lisp object (a list '(+ 1
1) in Common Lisp notation) and then this list is evaluated to give a
number. In the second case you are evaluating a string (as in (eval "(+ 1
1)")) and thus the output is a string

* where is the cl_object definition located .... seems to be strange for
> you,
>   but I was not able to find the location of the definition
>

cl_object is a pointer to a union. it is defined in object.h


> * when trying to create ecl under Windows - my anti virus software named
>   antivir complains, that the newly created dpp.exe has a virus. Therefore
>   I have to turn off the antivirus software, create the stuff and then
>   turn it on again.
>

Sorry, but this is not our fault, but your C compiler's.

Juanjo

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