larena
Yet another simple header only arena allocator for C11 (by linkdd)
cr
cr.h: A Simple C Hot Reload Header-only Library (by fungos)
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larena
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hscpp: An experimental library to hot-reload C++
I much prefer the approach taken by cr.h which monitors a "plugin" binary instead and acts as a simple wrapper around platform specific dll/dylib/so loading. You then have a multitude of strategies if you need persist state such as serialization, placing code or data on the host side and using virtual methods/fptrs, holding third party lib references to dlls on the host side or using the CR_STATE mechanism for simple things.
- I want to make my game a dll that can use functions from my engine exe
- Cr.h: A Simple C Hot Reload Header-Only Library
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What are good Lua alternatives as an embeddable language?
Depends on your use case, but I would second the option of just hot reloading c++. I have been experimenting with that (using cr.h) and its great - as long as you make sure your compile and link times are fast enough.