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I'd say at 20kloc of C, https://www.lua.org/ https://www.lua.org/ gets you as far up the Object Oriented tower as you want.
by sitkack 2y ago
I'd say at 20kloc of C, https://www.lua.org/ https://www.lua.org/ gets you as far up the Object Oriented tower as you want.
- quietbritishjim 2y agoThe article is about using OO techniques directly in C code. Lua is implemented in C but it's an entirely separate language. Does its implementation use OO techniques as part of its C source code? If not, then it's not really relevant.
- sitkack 2y agoI don't see how a distinction here is anything but semantically arbitrary. Transitively, it most definitely uses OO techniques. Furthermore, by having such a clean C ffi (in both directions) it allows for the weaving of the Lua based OO techniques back into C code.