This is something I've been looking for for a while. I'm a huge fan of scripting languages, however their interop story is lousy. Each can talk to C pretty well, however they can't talk to each other.
This is surprising given that they all run on virtual machines. Microsoft's .Net framework does an excellent job of language interop (given the caveat that your language must conform to the CLR). I hope that someone takes this up in the future.
Cheese Shop: PythonPerl 0.9Allows embedding of Perl in Python.Author: Bruno Obsomer
Download URL: http://ece.fsa.ucl.ac.be/bobsomer/PythonPerl.tgzDescription: This package allows to put true Perl code into a Python program. It can: - execute code a string of code - execute a Perl file - set and get Perl variables in PythonThe code will be executed by a true Perl interpreter (thus requires to install it separately).License: GPLClassifiers: Cheese Shop Owner: bobzomer
Monday, June 19, 2006
Python Perl interop
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