OOLua
OOLua is a cross-platform, test driven, dependency-free and Open Source
library which uses C++03 template metaprogramming along with preprocessor
magic to provide a fast binding between C++ and Lua.
Although the name of the library is OOLua you do not need to expose C++
classes or use the library in an OO manner; the only hierarchy of classes
that the library defines for itself are exception types when they are
enabled.
The library provides:
- The ability to easily bind stand-alone functions.
- Interaction with the stack using a simple typed interface.
- Simplified method to call Lua functions from C++.
- Ease of configurability.
- Error checking either with or without exceptions.
- Simple typed Lua registry references.
- Interaction with Lua tables using a simple type.
- Passing C++ classes and user types as light userdata.
- Exposing C++ classes and hierarchies as full userdata without using C++'s RTTI and in a none-intrusive manner.
- Abilty to control which language owns which full userdata instances.
- Binding member/virtual functions on full userdata.
- Binding static functions for full userdata types.
- Binding class enumerations.
- Binding public members.
- Constructors for full userdata classes.
- Compatibility with Rio Lua 5.1, 5.2 and 5.3 also LuaJIT 1.1 and 2.0
- A guarantee that it does not call new willy-nilly.
- Support for shared_ptr.
- Support for C++11 scoped enums.
Basically you can use as little or as much of the library as you like.
Yes the library does "cover the problem with clever template
metaprogramming and macros".
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