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Jim Blandy writes: > > If you're writing your C code for Guile, it's definitely nicer to have > it work directly with Scheme datatypes. I think the best Scheme-level > interfaces arise that way. Wrapper generators are best when dealing > with existing or independently maintained code. Is the image-smob example in the data-rep doc an example for the direct strategy, as opposed to wrapping? Or does that mean that one should even avoid smobs and do with the built-in Scheme datatypes that guile provides? > > So you're really looking for tools that make it easier to write new C > code designed to work with Guile. > Do other Lisp dialects have something for that purpose, which could serve as an example? Klaus Schilling