Hi, i'm new to AngelScript... i am looking for a scripting language to embed into my C/C++ app. I'm mostly working on mac and linux. Unfortunately, almost all provided samples use "windows.h"... is there a minimal cross-platform sample? just to demonstrate how it works... thanks =) PS: i've seen the documentation on angelcode.com but i couldn't find any that creates a whole program. they all seem to focus on a specific part of the program and leave me with no clue of how to do a whole program

Yes, Console works. but, from it, i can't figure out how to make a simple angelcode script that uses objetcs/functions declared from C/C++... i guess i'll try working with the tutorial, but as i said i have absolutely no angelcode knowledge and fixing things you don't know about is sometimes a little hard =) But im sure i can do it... what i meant is that it would have been nice to have these simple samples, but if i don't have them i can still manage i believe

and conio.h isn't found either, i don't know what this is

EDIT: I Adapted the turorial example the best i can, but at linking i get these:

ld: warning prebinding disabled because of undefined symbols
ld: Undefined symbols:
PrepareSystemFunction(asCScriptFunction*, asSSystemFunctionInterface*, asCScriptEngine*)
CallSystemFunction(int, asCContext*, void*)

why aren't these functions there? libangelscript.a is linked

[Edited by - Marianne on August 6, 2006 1:22:05 PM]

Right now i am using Mac OS X with gcc 3.3. I believe gcc is supported, right?

following the source code, i fell upon as_callfunc files... i tried adding them to my project so that they could be built properly, but got the following message:

script (1, 1) : INFO : Compiling double calc(double, double)
script (4, 24) : ERR : Found more than one matching operator
script (4, 28) : ERR : Found more than one matching operator
script (4, 35) : ERR : No conversion from '<unrecognized token>' to math type available.
../../source/as_compiler.cpp:6132: failed assertion `ctx->type.dataType.IsReference()'

Well, i got it to build but not the "right" way. CallSystemFunction wasn't defined in the archive, so i added the file defining it to my project. I'm not sure if this is a valid way of going.

And the code i'm using is the one from the tutorial example. (i removed the getSystemTime thing because i didn't implement a mac-os version of it. I just removed calls to it... could this be a problem? i thought it would just hang instead of timing out but maybe there's something i didn't think about)


float calc(float a, float b)
{
// Print the value that we received
Print("Received: " + a + ", " + b + "\n");

// Do the calculation and return the value to the application
return a * b;
}