Comments on: Game Scripting Languages http://codeplea.com/game-scripting-languages Random Thoughts on Programming Tue, 07 Sep 2010 17:42:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Lewis http://codeplea.com/game-scripting-languages#comment-1106 Lewis Tue, 07 Sep 2010 17:42:48 +0000 http://codeplea.com/?p=54#comment-1106 For this post I used Gnuplot. For some other projects I've used Ploticus. They both work quite well. The trick is to have everything scripted. I just hit go, all the tests are run, and the graphs are drawn. For this post I used Gnuplot. For some other projects I’ve used Ploticus. They both work quite well.

The trick is to have everything scripted. I just hit go, all the tests are run, and the graphs are drawn.

]]> By: xorgman http://codeplea.com/game-scripting-languages#comment-1104 xorgman Tue, 07 Sep 2010 14:53:25 +0000 http://codeplea.com/?p=54#comment-1104 What did you use to create the charts and graph? What did you use to create the charts and graph?

]]> By: Lewis http://codeplea.com/game-scripting-languages#comment-172 Lewis Thu, 04 Feb 2010 04:02:37 +0000 http://codeplea.com/?p=54#comment-172 I recently discovered <a href='http://jim.berlios.de/' rel="nofollow">The Jim Interpreter</a>. It's a very small TCL implementation. If you like TCL (I do), it's definitely worth checking out. I recently discovered The Jim Interpreter. It’s a very small TCL implementation. If you like TCL (I do), it’s definitely worth checking out.

]]> By: benoit jacquier http://codeplea.com/game-scripting-languages#comment-63 benoit jacquier Fri, 23 Oct 2009 11:29:27 +0000 http://codeplea.com/?p=54#comment-63 Thanks for the article! However i did a small perf test with a fibonnaci function ( recursive ), and my result gives gamemonkey 2x faster than Lua Here with fibonnaci number: 43 GameMonkey( 1.25 ): 151 sec Lua ( 5.1.4 ) : 317 sec Core 2 Duo / VS 2008 Thanks for the article!
However i did a small perf test with a fibonnaci function ( recursive ), and my result gives gamemonkey 2x faster than Lua
Here with fibonnaci number: 43
GameMonkey( 1.25 ): 151 sec
Lua ( 5.1.4 ) : 317 sec

Core 2 Duo / VS 2008

]]> By: Joe Andresen http://codeplea.com/game-scripting-languages#comment-36 Joe Andresen Thu, 27 Aug 2009 17:08:56 +0000 http://codeplea.com/?p=54#comment-36 That is a very nice article. I use Lua for my stuff and have found the community to make the experience a lot better. A lot of my code/modules i use (lua pickle, lua interface, NumericLua, Event System) are from peoples public/free projects. You might also want to add Decoda as the debugger for Lua. It is literally like the Visual Studio debugger, and as long as your application has .pdb files it will work with embedded lua VMs. Here is a <a href="http://www.unknownworlds.com/decoda/videos/" rel="nofollow">Video</a> of how it works. That is a very nice article. I use Lua for my stuff and have found the community to make the experience a lot better. A lot of my code/modules i use (lua pickle, lua interface, NumericLua, Event System) are from peoples public/free projects.

You might also want to add Decoda as the debugger for Lua. It is literally like the Visual Studio debugger, and as long as your application has .pdb files it will work with embedded lua VMs. Here is a Video of how it works.

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