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- Subject: Re: Lua in Java?
- From: Jools <joolski@...>
- Date: Sat, 21 Jul 2007 11:49:26 +0100
Yes, the reason I stared to write my own implementation of the Lua VM, was down to the fact that LuaJava requires a JNI to use the lua 'C' VM.
For me this was not going to be supportable as I intent to use lua as a binding layer for java based web apps, and using jni normally causes all sorts of nasty problems.
So I decided to start the Lua4J project, to write my own implementation, and to host some java/lua type projects.
I've not looked at Kalua just yet (nice name !), but I will now I know about it.
I'm hoping that once we have a pure Java VM, we'll be able to update the lua eclipse plug in that it's not operating system specific.
Cheers,
--Jools
On 7/20/07, Kristofer Karlsson <kristofer.karlsson@gmail.com
> wrote:Like the other replies have already mentioned, there are currently two different approaches.
LuaJava is probably best if you intend to run Lua on a Javaplatform where you can run the jni layer.
It would work on desktop OS:es but not on mobile phones.
Kahlua and lua4j implements Lua VM.
I have personally searched around for a Lua VM in java before but found none so I made my own. It shall be very interesting to see the lua4j project. I hope it supports some of the features that Kahlua doesn't!
Jools, if you're not very far along, perhaps you want to take a look at my current progress?
/Kristofer
2007/7/20, Alysson Bruno <
abruno@tre-to.gov.br>:Hi,
I Work in Java, therefore wanted to know if somebody is developing a Lua
version for Java? I'm search in Lua addons page and find nothing.
OBS: sorry some error, my English is bad.
paz e sucesso,
Alysson Bruno
Palmas(TO)
BRASIL