Re: Tricky c#/LuaInterface Question

[Marco Mastropaolo <marco@...>]

I'd say upgrading to a different library is the solution, as 
LuaInterface seems to be abandoned.

I've detailed your best bets on the previous email, but to give you some 
elements to choose from:

I'm the author of MoonSharp and with it, it should work with no problem 
whatsoever. As it's a complete reimplementation you might find very 
minor differences (and os/io is not there yet); but it should be very 
easy to use and includes a debugger. It targets Lua 5.2.

I also think KopiLua and NLua will have no problems with that scenario, 
and they are closer to LuaInterface as far as API goes, so you have a 
lot less code to change, plus compatibility (w/Lua 5.1) is likely to be 
higher.

In both cases beware of sharing objects between the two contexts without 
some very careful attention on your part.

I don't know the others in depth and used them only sporadically, but I 
don't rule them out to possibly be great choices.

Links:
MoonSharp : http://www.moonsharp.org/
NLua/KopiLua : http://nlua.org/

-- Marco


On 26/11/2014 18:26, Geoff Smith wrote:
> Does anyone have some insight into is it possible to run 2 totally 
> independent threads with LuaInterface ? Any help would be appreciated. 
> Thanks