#include <luacpp.hpp>
int main()
{
lua::state lua;
lua.openLibs();
lua::function print = lua["print"];
print("Hello, world!");
}
LuaC++ is a bridge between Lua and C++ which aims to remove the need to use the C API, including the Lua stack. It currently supports Lua version 5.1.
Check out the example/ and test/ subdirectories for usage examples.
Documentation can be browsed online here, or checked out at the gh-pages branch.
Alternatively, run doxygen Doxyfile from the project root directory to generate documentation from source (you might want to change the OUTPUT_DIRECTORY configuration value found in Doxyfile).
LuaC++ makes use of the following C++0x features, which means your favorite compiler might not yet be able to compile and use LuaC++:
- variadic templates
- rvalue references
- the tuple module
Additionally, as LuaC++ uses C++ exceptions for error handling, make sure your Lua library is compiled as C++.
LuaC++ is licensed under the terms of the MIT license, see the LICENSE file for more information.