for rubyists and pythonistas interested in writing more C while not losing the convenience of scripting, lua is probably worth picking up along the way. the following is the C-interop samples from Programming in Lua
... only gripe with this article is the couple of "... and/or C++" clauses: i personally hope to be forgiven for forsaking C++ for new projects, because it is not the 1970's anymore, and i suppose there are alternatives for almost every use case as well as externs for plain-C interop with existing C++ libs.
it's more like C+{100} so many are the additional feature-ughs.
https://github.com/ransomw/exercises/tree/master/lleaves/plu...
... only gripe with this article is the couple of "... and/or C++" clauses: i personally hope to be forgiven for forsaking C++ for new projects, because it is not the 1970's anymore, and i suppose there are alternatives for almost every use case as well as externs for plain-C interop with existing C++ libs.
it's more like C+{100} so many are the additional feature-ughs.