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Is this aiming to be a semi-replacement for C then? I guess I'm a bit confused as to where it fits in ... Lua is already tiny and performant. We're considering
by meddlepal 13y ago
Is this aiming to be a semi-replacement for C then? I guess I'm a bit confused as to where it fits in ... Lua is already tiny and performant. We're considering it for some embedded projects soon as a extensibility hook.
- chipsy 13y agoIt's aimed at people who would like to design a very performant DSL. Roughly speaking, your Lua code is the compiler, your Terra code is the runtime. Because the Lua code can metaprogram the Terra code, it's possible to perform dynamic tuning of Terra even while the program is running.