Binders are used by DLR to communicate with not the .NET Framework but also with various other services, such as Silverlight and COM. These services represent language-specific semantics and specify how a particular operation can be performed at the call site.
Call sites refer to the area in the code where logical and mathematical operations, such as a + b or a.b() are performed on dynamic objects.
Call sites refer to the area in the code where logical and mathematical operations, such as a + b or a.b() are performed on dynamic objects.
.NET Framework 4.0 provides the following binders:
- Object Binder - Enables to communicate with .NET objects.
- JavaScript Binder - Enables to communicate with JavaScript in Silverlight.
- Python Binder - Enables to communicate with IronPython.
- Ruby Binder - Enables to communicate with IronRuby.
- COM Binder - Enables to communicate with COM.
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