Re: scripting via COM?

I've heard that you can use COM objects from .NET using some wrapper.
My only problem with pure .NET is that not all customers are ready to 
use it. I would like to have a package that you can use from unmanaged 
C/C++ as well as from VB, Python, Lua, C#...
Also, I definitely want to keep my engine in the unmanaged world.

Thanks,

Andras

Jon Watte wrote:
> 
> If you want to be Microsoft specific (which COM is), then you probably 
> would do better supporting the CLR (.NET). It is much richer, and 
> there's a wide variety of languages that run within the CLR. The 
> development and debugging tools are also top-notch.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
>             / h+
> 
> Andras Balogh wrote:
> 
>> Now, I believe that most decent scripting languages have some kind of
>> support to easily call into COM objects. So I was thinking: Wouldn't
>> it be the best to just wrap my engine into a COM object, and then the
> 
> 



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