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You can support .so extensions if you want, but it has to be secondary to a scripting language. Most extensions don't need raw performance, but an editor needs
by monsieurbanana 7y ago
You can support .so extensions if you want, but it has to be secondary to a scripting language.
Most extensions don't need raw performance, but an editor needs those extensions.
An entry barrier as low as possible is needed to reach the critical mass of third-party extensions that turn an editor into something worthwhile.
- leni536 7y agoScripting layers could always be provided as .so extensions. The other way around is a bit more awkward.