All the LUA homebrew (or like...99% of it) uses a thing called LUAplayer which adds a lot to the normal lua stuff. LUA has been on the DC for as long as I've used KOS, it's just not all that useful unless you need a good light scripting engine.
showka wrote a tutorial on how to use the programming language LUA on Dreamcast:
http://border-town.com/code/DcSimpleLua5.1/
- Maybe we will now see some LUA based PSP hombrew on Dreamcast ?
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All the LUA homebrew (or like...99% of it) uses a thing called LUAplayer which adds a lot to the normal lua stuff. LUA has been on the DC for as long as I've used KOS, it's just not all that useful unless you need a good light scripting engine.
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Would it be possible to port this LUAplayer thing to DC ?
Dreamshell compile lua script!
http://dc-swat.net.ru/ds/
PS sorry my english...
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In light of this discovery, I've appended it with a note on Black Aura's fix to keep incorrect Lua scripts from crashing the program. Basically, you just change the line "#if defined(__cplusplus)" found in luaconf.h to something undefined and it seems to work.
Using Lua is pretty fun once you set up your glue functions, since you can change scripts without recompiling, or screw things up royally and Lua will politely catch the error and tell you about it (usually even giving you a line number in the process).
a standalone Lua Player for Dreamcast would be awesome
esp if it were easy to convert the hundreds of PSP to the Dreamcast
pity a script couldnt be written to change things if they need changing ?
Wow I hope someones up for it, 2008 could be the return of Dreamcast homebrew.
For DreamShell you can write applications using lua scripts and xml markup.
http://www.dc-swat.net.ru/news/12/
I have a forum you can find some information about creating applications.
http://www.dc-swat.net.ru/forum/index.php?showforum=33
DreamShell 4.0 - XML Doc (full)
DreamShell 4.0 - App dev (very simple)
DreamShell 4.0 - API Doc (very simple)
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being a kid im still learning programming ive experimented with some minor things with lua (with lua player) on the psp (mainly following tutorials and expanding from there) nothing to serious.
swat
what would i need to do to get my.. 'programs' to run on dreamshell?
Use tutorials and example application from DreamShell.
Write your application and put him to /cd/apps/appname
When you start DreamShell, your application will appear on your desktop
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