My idea of strong interop is not having to write any glue code at all and being able to call any function. I assume there are some types that don't interface with C well.
That said, thanks for mentioning it. I should keep it in mind as it does do some of the stuff I want my language to.
typedef
struct {
int atslab__0; void *atslab__1;
} int_and_string ;
I was speaking about interfacing in the opposite direction.
No need to apologize. I also should have been more clear about what I meant by strong interoperability.
> I was speaking about interfacing in the opposite direction.
I think that having really strong interoperability requires both directions, but the being called from C is the one that is more restrictive on fancy types.
It all starts to look like COM, lol. Take care man.