Hi Lee,
Yes , I imagine I have to somehow register them to let neko know what to
call ..
I will look at the xcross example and tell if I find something..
I have no clue yet what I will do and if I will succeed making Haxe + PTK in
some good way... right now I am just trying to find a way to make some game
in a higher level language and with a stability (dx on win, opengl on mac)
that a casual games need.
I was looking for hundrets of solutions for 2 weeks and tried many of
them... I decided not to work in c++ any more a year ago
because of how complicated compilers are to set up (at least to me- I am not
too low level person)... I made games with haxe in the meantime but now I
will try to make something that can be sold on portals and nothing except c,
c++ and blitzmax, TGB that I found supports DX -pc /OGL - mac (but I didn't
like blitzmax, and torquescript also doesn't seem like an fullround modern
language) on some normal level .. So I eneded up back in c trying to make
this but I can't be sure I will succeed. If I was good enought in c++ then I
wouldn't search for these higher level languages anyway. I right now don't
plan to do a binding but to embed nekovm into a c++ program... but I don't
have a clear picture what is the best path so that might change.
Thanks for your reply,
Janko
This is probably possible, though you'll have to force the
> registration of the functions in your C code to the Neko VM. Take a
> look at the xcross lib in haXeLib which includes the standard
> libraries into a single exe. This should shed some light on the topic.
>
> When you're successful wrapping PTK, are you going to submit it to the
> community? It would be interesting to have another decent 2d library
> available for Neko.
>
> Regards,
> Lee
>
>
>
>
> Quoting janko metelko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I am trying to embedd nekovm with 2d game library (PTK) to make a neko
> > scriptable game engine. It wors but I have one question..
> >
> > Is this possible to do (or even normal ussual)?
> >
> > the engine starts and opens the screen, then it loads the neko .n file
> with
> > script and calls loadResources function in neko.. that function function
> > calls back the functions for example loadImage("img.png"); that is
> defined
> > back in C and which loads the images in it's array or LList.
> >
> > (I saw how neko calls functions in native dlls via loadprimitive but
> that is
> > probably a different thing)
> >
> > thanks best regards,
> > Janko
> >
>
>
>
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