Example of module written in C and Scheme #646
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@egallesio I'm not sure where this example would fit, so I included as a subdirectory of
examples
. Do you think it makes sense to have this?This is an example of a STklos module written part in C and part in Scheme.
What we illustrate with this example:
Combining C and Scheme to build an STklos module;
Selectively exporting symbols from the C file;
Referencing, in the Scheme file, symbols defined in the C file;
Writing help for procedures, not only in Scheme files, but also in C files.
The example was built for Linux, but can be adapted for other systems.
In order to write STklos modules in C, it is necessary to understand how typical STklos C code works. This can be found in the
hacking
file.