ANN: paxScript.NET, v2.0

"Alexander Baranovsky" <ab@cable.netlux.org>
15 Nov 2005 23:29:30 -0500

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From: "Alexander Baranovsky" <ab@cable.netlux.org>
Newsgroups: comp.compilers
Date: 15 Nov 2005 23:29:30 -0500
Organization: Compilers Central
Keywords: available, interpreter
Posted-Date: 15 Nov 2005 23:29:30 EST

The Microsoft NET version of paxScript scripting engine includes interpreters
of C# and VB.NET languages:


www.paxscript.net


The key features of paxScript.NET are:
- paxScript.NET is written in C#. Source code of paxScript.NET is CLS
compilant.
- Support of Microsoft .NET Compact Framework. You can integrate paxScript.NET
with your smart device projects.
- paxScript.NET compiles programs into byte-code. It does not use CodeDOM and
it does not generate a dynamic assembly. (paxScript.NET will generate MSIL and
executable files as an option in the future releases).
- Separate compilation of modules is allowed. You can combine source code
modules and compiled (binary) modules in your paxScript.NET script projects.
- Cross-language scripting is allowed. You can combine modules written in C#
and VB.NET in your paxScript.NET script projects.
- C# interpreter (paxCSharp) is based on the ECMA-334 standard. It supports
all C# language features with exception for the unsafe code and attributes.
(It will support full C# 2.0 standard in the future releases).
- paxCSharp extends standard of C# language with extra features which simplify
the use of C# for scripting needs.
- paxScript.NET is implemented as a .NET component ( paxscript-net.dll) which
can be used with Microsoft Visual Studio .NET, Delphi 8, Delphi 2005 and C#
Builder. The component allows you tembed paxScript.NET interpreter into your
WinForms or ASP.NET application so you can customize and extend the
application without having to recompile it.
- Any classes, structures, enumerations, arrays, delegates, events and
interfaces of host application can be used in a script.
- You can call script-defined methods from host application.
- Debug capabilities: breakpoints, call stack, watch/evaluate, trace into,
step over etc.


Regards,
Alexander Baranovsky
VIRT Laboratory
www.paxscript.com
www.paxscript.net


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