Lunar or better another C++ binding framework?

[Michael Bauroth <Michael.Bauroth@...>]

Hi,

I've used Lunar for my first steps in Lua because of it's flat learning 
curve. But now I'm at a point, where with lots of derived classes it 
seems a little bit ugly to register (redundant) again and again all 
methods also from derived classes. Example

class A {
public:
   void a();
}

class B : public A {
}

and ...

const char A::className[] = "A";
Lunar< A >::RegType A::methods[] = {
	method( A, a ),
	{ 0, 0 }
};

const char B::className[] = "B";
Lunar< B >::RegType B::methods[] = {
	method( B, a ),
	{ 0, 0 }
};

...

Is there a possibility to handle these things easier right in Lunar or 
do I need another C++ framework to reduce such redundant code? Which 
framework would you suggest in this case (should be compilable on ARM 
with WinCE)?

Best Regards
Micha