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Alpha release 0.0.37 of elastiC is available now.
Your suggestions and bug reports will be highly appreciated.

CHANGES in 0.0.37:

• win32 Visual C++ 6 support (VC 7 in progress)
• Alpha compatibility. (elastiC should be 64-bit clean now).
• Added basic.apply and and basic.arity The former takes two arguments: a callable object and a sequence of arguments and returns the result of the application of the callable to the arguments.
  For example:

  
       function add(a, b) { return a + b; }
       local v = basic.apply( add, #[1, 3] );
  
  	

  will set v to 4.
  The latter will receive a callable object as a number and will return an array of two elements: the first is the number of minimum required arguments by the callable, the second if a boolean indicating if the callable takes a variable number of arguments. The API presently doesn't allow to know the number of parameters of primitive functions, so basic.arity works only for bytecode objects at the moment.
• Added basic.printnl (like basic.print but prints a final newline).
• Nasty bugs fixed (thanks to George McBay)
• Some steps toward Cygwin build-ability.
• Now uses automake 1.6, autoconf 2.53, libtool 1.4.2

You can consult the complete ChangeLog.

WARNING: These are alpha releases.