Do you know Script Libraries for C++ ?

[tea-age.solutions]

I wrote an article for a brief overview about existing scripting libraries embeddable in C++ applications:

https://tea-age.solutions/2023/01/31/script-language-comparison-for-embed-in-cpp/

The article is good for get a nice high-level overview as a starting point.
The reader may then dive deeper into a specific script language / library via the provided links.

 

[Kuncode]

I wrote an article for a brief overview about existing scripting libraries embeddable in C++ applications:

https://tea-age.solutions/2023/01/31/script-language-comparison-for-embed-in-cpp/

The article is good for get a nice high-level overview as a starting point.
The reader may then dive deeper into a specific script language / library via the provided links.

• Lua
• Python
• AngelScript
• Squirrel
• ChaiScript
• FastScript

This is not an exhaustive list, and the choice of the library depends on the specific needs of the project and the preferences of the developer.

 

[tea-age.solutions]

• Lua
• Python
• AngelScript
• Squirrel
• ChaiScript
• FastScript

This is not an exhaustive list, and the choice of the library depends on the specific needs of the project and the preferences of the developer.

Of course the list cannot be complete.
Every author must make pre-choices. If always everything must be present, then
a) it will never finish
and
b) nobody will read the N billion of pages.

If you want make an addition feel free to do it. I never claim that I am knowing every C++ Library which is offering a script language.

 

[ditinustechnology]

There is a list of Script Libraries that you can use for C++.

• ChakraCore
• Cython
• SWIG
• Wren
• Duktape
• JavaCpp
• djinni
• sol2
• libffi
• ChaiScript
• CppSharp
• Lua
• nbind
• cppimport
• squirrel
• luacxx
• nelson
• Boost.Python

 

[tea-age.solutions]

There is a list of Script Libraries that you can use for C++.

• ChakraCore
• Cython
• SWIG
• Wren
• Duktape
• JavaCpp
• djinni
• sol2
• libffi
• ChaiScript
• CppSharp
• Lua
• nbind
• cppimport
• squirrel
• luacxx
• nelson
• Boost.Python

Yes, some of them I present in the article
Comparison of C++ Script Libraries.
others are not script libraries at all but either wrappers or binders only and some others are maybe dead / not maintained anymore.