C H A P T E R 4
Late Binding and Interoperability
DLR binders have two key responsibilities. One is the caching mechanism we looked at in the previous chapter. The other is language interoperability, and that's the main topic of this chapter. Binders alone do not language interoperability make. The key elements in the DLR that make language interoperability possible are: a common type system that consists of twelve operations, binders, dynamic objects, and an interoperability protocol between binders and dynamic objects. In the DLR, binders and dynamic objects work together by adhering to a mutual protocol to ensure that objects from different ...
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