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I wonder if Robert Virding is just happy to implement another language on Erlang after his efforts on LFE (Lisp Flavored Erlang), or is it going to be a complet
by eggy 11y ago
I wonder if Robert Virding is just happy to implement another language on Erlang after his efforts on LFE (Lisp Flavored Erlang), or is it going to be a complete, and very usable Lua implementation?
So the Lua implementation is written in Erlang, no need for a Windows .dll or Linux .so?
Very cool. He's a true language nut :)
- rvirding 11y agoYes, I am a language nut :-) and I like to implement languages. It is a very complete Lua implementation in that it supports all of Lua 5.2 except for coroutines and many of the standard libraries. There is of course a good erlang interface and it is easy to write more interface modules to things written in Erlang. The default usage is more to call Lua from erlang to do things, much like from C to the standard implementation.
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- rvirding 11y agoIt is actually being used in products.