How to integrate more than one programming language?
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there are many languages
now, lets see how to intrigate them
First of all, if you're in M$ land, C#, VB.NET, J#, etc all play nice. Compile a class into a DLL and import it, and you're there.
Second of all, there are libraries that make it easy to mate C/C++ and perl, C and php, etc. You can also inline assembly in C - it's a bit of work but if you're doing something very high performance it's worth it.
Then there are languages that are *meant* to be used together, like groovy and java.
Perhaps we could get more detail on what languages you'd like to use?
now, lets see how to intrigate them
First of all, if you're in M$ land, C#, VB.NET, J#, etc all play nice. Compile a class into a DLL and import it, and you're there.
Second of all, there are libraries that make it easy to mate C/C++ and perl, C and php, etc. You can also inline assembly in C - it's a bit of work but if you're doing something very high performance it's worth it.
Then there are languages that are *meant* to be used together, like groovy and java.
Perhaps we could get more detail on what languages you'd like to use?
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