The Squirrel Programming Language
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The Squirrel Programming Language
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Re: The Squirrel Programming Language
#2Given that Lua and Squirrel are quite similar due to meta tables resembling each other, what does Squirrel provide compared to Lua except for the C-Style syntax?
Re: The Squirrel Programming Language
#3Re: The Squirrel Programming Language
#4Given that Lua and Squirrel are quite similar due to meta tables resembling each other, what does Squirrel provide compared to Lua except for the C-Style syntax?
It looks like arrays are different from tables and they start at 0.
Re: The Squirrel Programming Language
#5Given that Lua and Squirrel are quite similar due to meta tables resembling each other, what does Squirrel provide compared to Lua except for the C-Style syntax?
I am guessing that it is used in Valve games..
Re: The Squirrel Programming Language
#6Better to see the actual documentation at: http://squirrel-lang.org/squirreldoc/reference/index.html
Re: The Squirrel Programming Language
#7The 2008 WiiWare game "Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King" was implemented in Squirrel.
Re: The Squirrel Programming Language
#8Given that Lua and Squirrel are quite similar due to meta tables resembling each other, what does Squirrel provide compared to Lua except for the C-Style syntax?
I am guessing that it is used in Valve games..
I wonder if parts of it were used in TF2 updates since that hasn't gotten an update in a while
Re: The Squirrel Programming Language
#9I've also run across Squirrel (or a variant of it) on Electric Imp (an IoT/embedded platform): https://electricimp.com/docs/squirrel/
Re: The Squirrel Programming Language
#10Given that Lua and Squirrel are quite similar due to meta tables resembling each other, what does Squirrel provide compared to Lua except for the C-Style syntax?
The combination of reference counting and tracing GC looks interesting. There have been a couple of attempts to retrofit reference counting into Lua, but nothing stable or widely used AFAIK.