A possible way is to have some interpreter (which interprets
some scripting language of your design) driving FLTK.
You could look for example into the RefPerSys project (on http://refpersys.org/ and
source code on https://github.com/RefPerSys/RefPerSys
...) or extend GNU guile or minilisp
or look at French
talks in honor of Jacques Pitrat or read Pitrat's
books and papers.
Standarde blurb on RefPerSys: follows.
I am living near Paris in France and got my PhD in 1990 at Paris
LIP6, on symbolic artificial intelligence.
On github I am https://github.com/bstarynk
On SoftwareEngineering I am https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/users/40065/basile-starynkevitch
You (or colleagues in computer science) could be
interested by the RefPerSys -a reflexive& persistent
system- open source symbolic artificial intelligence system
(GPLv3+ licensed, for Linux) - work in progress
See http://refpersys.org/
for details. (It is in july 2021 - March. 2022 an
unfunded project)
It is related to the work of the late Jacques Pitrat (1934 - oct.
2019) who was the director of my PhD jury, defended in Paris in
1990.
You probably would enjoy reading both Pitrat's blog, still on http://bootstrappingartificialintelligence.fr/WordPress3/
and his last book:
Artificial Beings:
the Conscience of a Conscious Machine
ISBN-13:
978-1848211018
(that book also contains something relevant to machine learning with
metarules)
My professional work at
CEA LIST
in France is on cybersecurity on
Bismon, a static source
code analyzer above GCC for C and C++ code : code is on
https://github.com/bstarynk/bismon
and funding happens thru the
DECODER projects. They
could end quickly. My professional email is
basile.sta...@cea.fr.
RefPerSys is currently (2020 to early 2022) a pet or hobby
project (coded with others in C++, and we are rewriting it in C for
non-technical reasons), but I am trying to find some contributors
(some of them are in India), maybe funds and applications for it
(and dream of being able to work on, it part time in a few months).
It is (as a Linux application) orthogonally persistent and generates
C++ (and hopefully soon C) code. The insight is to generate a lot
more and more C or C++ code from a more declarative description, as
advocated by the late Jacques Pitrat.
Perhaps you could be interested in contributing to RefPerSys?
Perhaps you have students or colleagues interested in actively
contributing to RefPerSys?
Perhaps RefPerSys could be useful to some
students or
become a starting point for some future
HorizonEurope
submission, or ITEA
proposal....? Or any kind of project which could partly
fund or contribute code to RefPerSys? In such case email me also at
work:
basile.sta...@cea.fr
Difference between RefPerSys and Ocaml: RefPerSys has
introspection, is dynamically typed, and multi-threaded. It is
alpha quality.
My constraints are: RefPerSys
is for Linux only, and I am only capable of producing PDF
documents with LaTeX
(but not with Microsoft software) I never used in my life any
Microsoft Windows operating system (only Linux), and at the age of
62 I don't have the time -or the motivation- to learn how to use a
Microsoft Windows operating system. But I am using Linux both at
home and at work since 1993.
A mailing list for RefPerSys also exists, archived on https://framalistes.org/sympa/arc/refpersys-forum
NB. In French: voyez le
logiciel libre d'intelligence artificielle symbolique RefPerSys
PS. If you have money to spend, please support Ukraine against
Russian invasion
--
Basile Starynkevitch <bas...@starynkevitch.net>
(only mine opinions / les opinions sont miennes uniquement)
92340 Bourg-la-Reine, France
web page: starynkevitch.net/Basile/
