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From: mvm
Date: Mon, 08 Jan 1990 10:56
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I still have not received an answer to my last note for
calling directly Lightspeed/think C/Pascal from the microExplorer
via RPC. I believe there is a way to call lightspeed C code from
MPW version 3. But of course, the libraries provided with the
microExplorer only work for MPW C version 2 (murphy's law).
Is there a library that enables calling MPW C version 3
via RPC that I could obtain freely?

Second question :

I need to call a specific Hypercard stack from the Lisp environment.
The only way I know about is to use the select-mac-application function
to do context switching, but this function does not let you pass
arguments to hypercard to reference a given stack/given card on the
stack. The official answer is: You cant do it because of the mac. The
official answer is not very accurate since there is a Hypercard-Allegro
CL interface which lets you do just that. Has anyone developed a XCMD/XFN
that lets you interface Lisp and Hypercard and extend the possibilities
offered by HyperLisp? If not, can the C SOURCE code for HyperLisp
XFN be made available by TI?


                                        Michel Manago
                                        IntelliSoft
                                        --The company that developped KATE
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