Edit - Removed impossible theory. ;)
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I hope you're right. My own theory is they're ignoring the matter 'cos they don't want people selling libs made in bmax to other languages..and that's so counter productive it's not even funny. if true.
Though that doesn't mean they can stop us from working out a way to do it with those A files you mentioned. I thought they were some intermediate format by mark to hold modules in...
There's an I interface file too, that seems to declare all function entry points and pars, generated by bmax. Not sure if it's used by bmax's own compiler though...
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I hope you're right. My own theory is they're ignoring the matter 'cos they don't want people selling libs made in bmax to other languages..and that's so counter productive it's not even funny. if true.
Though that doesn't mean they can stop us from working out a way to do it with those A files you mentioned. I thought they were some intermediate format by mark to hold modules in...
There's an I interface file too, that seems to declare all function entry points and pars, generated by bmax. Not sure if it's used by bmax's own compiler though...