From: Jacky Buyck <jacky.buyck@...>
Date: 2003-05-14T00:14:23+09:00
Subject: Re: Integrate Ruby into my futures C/C++ apps.

  I want to thanks all people that have give me hint.
  I'm really surprise to see that theintegration of the interpreter is so
simple ! I'll study this more in depth to see how ruby can interact with
object of my C++ apps.

    I'll try to make a web page on my different test and as soon as it was
avilable I'll give you the link.

Thanks again.

"Jacky Buyck" <jacky.buyck@wanadoo.fr> a �crit dans le message de
news:b9ql8i$5bg$1@news-reader11.wanadoo.fr...
> Hi all.
>
>     I plan to create a Scripting Engine for my future application (NEtwork
> Tools but also for 3D Demo or Games that represent the fun part of my job
> ;) ).
>     For this I've search after some scripting langage that can be
integrate
> into C/C++ apps and I particularly focuse on :
>     - LUA ;
>     - Python ;
>     - and Ruby.
>
>     The last one really interesting me because it's a true OO langage. And
> it's seem that we can do mass of things with it.
>     The only bad point that I encounter here is the lack of information
> regarding the integration of a potential Ruby VM into a C/C++ apps. I'll
not
> learn you something new if I say that we can drain mush more interest of
an
> application if we can control it by script. So my questions is the next
one
> :
>
>     - Is there an easy way to integrate Ruby in a C/C++ application like
we
> can do in LUA ?
>
>     From what I've see (a question posted 26 april 03) it's plane for Ruby
> 2.0 but is there existing way to do it now or did you discourage me to
take
> this way for the moment ?
>
>
> Really thanks to you.
> Hope to have news soon.
>
> Jacky Buyck
> jacky.buyck@wanadoo.fr
>
>