Re: Why combining C, SDL and scripting languages?

Alex Barry <[email protected]>
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Typically you would use scripting to allow the user to modify the behavior
of the program without recompiling. Some examples would be NPC behavior in
a game, or interface customizations.

On Oct 11, 2016 10:58 PM, "Daniel V" <[email protected]> wrote:

> What are the reasons to use a scripting language like LUA or other,
> together with SDL and C code? So, for what role does people use a
> scripting language like this?
>
> Is it just to separate code, so that not every one has the full
> source, or is it to save compile time, or is it to speed up
> development, or are there lots of more or other reasons?
>
> What parts of the code is best suited for being scripted?
>
> And can you use Code to write scripts? so you can move code from one
> part to another? And do any one know if there is a C compiler that
> makes bytecode for a small VM?
>
> // Daniel V.
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