Hi Cassio,
2. The CogServer proper. I'm not sure this can be done by any of the
proposed approaches save what Linas has been doing: telnet into the
server.
This is also what nmsh does. The CogServer is soon going to be
multithreaded, with dynamic MindAgent plugging and other niceties.
All of
this makes less sense in a library than in a server, but is needed
if one
wants to test their code running in collaboration with other
MindAgents,
request complex tasks of other MindAgents, etc.
The natural way to reach 2 is to embed interpretation of the higher
level
language within the C++ process. I know this can be done with
Ruby, and I
believe it should be possible for some LISP flavor. I don't know
if we can
preserve concurrent processing and other server-like abilities by
calling
the CogServer as a library from a higher level language process.
I am by no means an expert, but after a cursory examination it seems
like Embeddable Common Lisp (http://ecls.sourceforge.net/) might
support this though its dynamic FFI (overview at
http://ecls.sourceforge.net/new-manual/ch18s02.html), including
concurrent processing. Of course, this would chain development to ECL,
but the upside might be worth it (very very cool if it actually worked
;->).
- Moshe
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