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reply FellowTraveler <FellowTraveler rayservers.net> writes:
Greetings, D aficionados.

I only regret that I did not discover your wonderful language sooner, as I
probably would have written my entire library in D instead of using C++.

In the meantime, since I was already using SWIG, I have added bindings for the
D language, so you can add untraceable digital cash, and other cool financial
cryptography, to your D projects:

https://github.com/FellowTraveler/Open-Transactions/wiki
Jun 06 2011
parent reply Kagamin <spam here.lot> writes:
FellowTraveler Wrote:


 Greetings, D aficionados.
 
 I only regret that I did not discover your wonderful language sooner, as I
probably would have written my entire library in D instead of using C++.
 
 In the meantime, since I was already using SWIG, I have added bindings for the
D language, so you can add untraceable digital cash, and other cool financial
cryptography, to your D projects:
 
 https://github.com/FellowTraveler/Open-Transactions/wiki


Shouldn't lesser license require dynamic linking so that licensee can modify it
and run proprietary code with the modified version? If linking is static, this
is impossible.
Jun 08 2011
parent Fellow Traveler <FellowTraveler rayservers.net> writes:
Kagamin Wrote:


 FellowTraveler Wrote:
 

 Greetings, D aficionados.
 
 I only regret that I did not discover your wonderful language sooner, as I
probably would have written my entire library in D instead of using C++.
 
 In the meantime, since I was already using SWIG, I have added bindings for the
D language, so you can add untraceable digital cash, and other cool financial
cryptography, to your D projects:
 
 https://github.com/FellowTraveler/Open-Transactions/wiki


 
 Shouldn't lesser license require dynamic linking so that licensee can modify
it and run proprietary code with the modified version? If linking is static,
this is impossible.



The OT-API resides in a shared library, (DLL.) So yes, it is dynamically linked
to your own application.

A D wrapper is provided with the library for your convenience.

-FT
Jun 08 2011