[Bf-committers] Interesting idea..

[Kiernan Holland]

Ton said:
>http://www.swig.org/exec.html
> 
>Especially for Michel, but everyone who's into python.. they might 
>already know it though.
>I received an email from a developer who modularized/rewrote his game 
>engine using this system. Might be an interesting research topic for 
>2.5->3.0 migration.

It might be interesting to see the game engine he produced to see 
how in particular it was made useful.  How is this different from Python 
the way it is in gameblender now? 

Also would it benefit it, for instance as things developed in gameblender 
to migrate the more commonly used code into C/C++, if to just to speed up 
execution..  It would be nice if somehow the python interpretter could be
utilized 
in game development just for initial development/testing then somehow the 
scripts could be compiled into modules and interfaced as executable 
code into the games, when creating an executable. So as to eliminate 
any slow down from the load/parse/execution of the code..   



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