Does this allows to embed into software as a script language?

[Wohlstand]

Just a stupid question: does this interpreter has an ability to embed it into certain software to make it being a script language of it? Including of two-dimensional calls bindings where you can call C functions from LOL, and call LOL functions from C, and transfer data between both sides, etc. Absolutely the same way on how Lua is used.

[leyarotheconquerer]

From what I've read of the code, no, this interpreter does not yet have a well-defined API to integrate with other C applications. It's primarily designed as a terminal application to run LOLCODE files.

However, the future branch does demonstrate ways that external C functions can be integrated into the language (i.e. inet sockets: https://github.com/justinmeza/lci/blob/future/inet.h, and file/string libraries: https://github.com/justinmeza/lci/blob/future/binding.c#L271). It isn't quite to the level of integrating arbitrary compiled shared library files (*.dll/*.so files with a header of some form), but it does demonstrate how that could be done.

The project is structured such that, with a little bit of knowledgeable C work, you could probably adapt it for an embedded scripting language, like Lua. That would be really cool to see if you manage to do it!