Hey, I discovered Neko yesterday and I really like it - The VM is tiny, the
language looks ok and the C API seems really simple compared to Python&co.
If I understood it correctly, it is supposed to separate language feature
development from development of the language syntax itself - Which is the
best way you can go IMO, there is no need to develop all features a thousand
of times for each different syntax.
I read that you could embed Neko in your C project easily - But in the
example it used precompiled neko modules. Is it also possible to let the
Neko VM execute dynamic code?
I also noticed that there doesn't seem to be a GUI wrapper so far, I'd be
interested in making one. I really fell in love with the Neko/C API, since
it looks so clean and simple. Though the GUI toolkit I have in
mind(wxWidgets) is written in C++ - Are there any examples of C++ wrappers
for Neko? Do they look as clean as the C wrappers? Are they even possible?
By the way, what exactly are haXe and NekoML? I suppose haXe is parsed into
Neko, but what about NekoML? Is NekoML actually compatible with the Neko
Primitives?
Thanks in advance
CIB
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Neko : One VM to run them all
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