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- Subject: [AD] Re: Alleg-developers digest, Vol 1 #1532 - 1 msg
- From: "Kirill Kononenko" <kirill.kononenko@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 3 May 2006 00:05:41 +0400
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The target is more interesting than simple C# bindings. It is not a single Allegro class with static methods with pinvokes to all Allegro C functions. What would be cool is an object-oriented front-end. It would need to use some C# techniques like event handlers, delegates. How would you feel if you had to use a binding to Scheme that made you feel like you were programming C?
K
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