Irrlicht Engine

@lefticus. I don't use that kind of binding with squirrel. Instead I use squirrel scripts to access classes and functions written in C/C++ using sqPlus. Chaiscript is not bad at all. Just one question, how you compile a Chaiscript file to a binary and load it to your app? I compile a Squirrel .nut ...

I really don't want to keep butting in on this conversation, but I would love to take advantage of the opportunity to see what people are looking for in a scripting engine. A pretty hard req for me is usability from C. It sounds like chaiscript is C++-only. That's true, it's 100% C++. Since C doesn...

conallmmcg wrote:i don't wanna come off as a fanboi or something, s'pose i'm just happy with my choice

We do have a part of the site dedicated to projects that use chaiscript .... but no one has submitted any links. Let me know if you are interested. It'd be great to have some projects listed.

I chose Squirrel, Left4Dead2 uses it and a Chinese online game uses it as well (with the Squirrel Creator a a collaborator). So far I have been impressed by the new changes and the binding is not that bad at all. Kudos for Squirrel. I'm sold I really don't want to keep butting in on this conversati...

@lefticus i'm very impressed with how easily chaiscript works with C++, thanks btw! i spent approx two hours using angelscript and reading the docs scratching my head, remembered i always wanted to try chaiscript and within 15-20 minutes i had an irrlicht window rendering using a script. only probl...

I personally chose AngelScript because it is so stupidly simple to bind to your program and I didn't want to spend all my time writing code to bind a language like Lua. I guess what I am saying is that I am lazy. Yeah, that's why I wrote ChaiScript (I saw that it was mentioned previously in this di...