Core, Lite and Full :

Current builds weigh in at roughly 180k, 440k and 610k respectively on Windows (the last build I did).

The idea is that you can choose to compile or deploy with whatever best suits your target environment ...
Although I would always favor developing against the full platform.

Core murgaLua includes the core murgaLua functionality for the console :

• XML support through murgaLua bindings
• Efficient search and manipulation of data with murgaLua APIs
• Storage of data with support for encryption through snlcrypt
• Interface with native system APIs (DLLs, SOs, etc), with Alien
• Comprehensive networking support though luaSocket, enhanced through copas and coxpcall
• Interface to the filesystem with LuaFileSystem
• Compress data with LZO
• Customized version of luaSys for system and date functions
• Additional system, utility and debug functions in murgaLua
• All versions support the compiler
  
  (APIs : alien, luaLZO, iostring, slncrypt, luasys, luafilesystem, luaSocket, copas, coxpcall, MurgaLuaLib (system, c, lua, debug))
  

Lite murgaLua includes the above plus the FLTK api, and is in keeping with the sub 500k dream :

• All fltk binding features
• Additional murgaLua FLTK utilities
  

Full murgaLua is the recommended no-compromises release :

• Encrypted database support (custom/standard sqlite3 databases)
• Excellent integrated proAudioRt audio lib along with it's Ogg and WAV support
• Advanced date handing functionality (date lib)
• Advanced templating functionality (cosmo)
• And other useful lua bindings (md5, lzlib, random, LuaBitOp, lpeg-0.9)
  

I am open to suggestions on how to improve this, so please don't hold back.

Cheers
JohnM

This post was last modified: 04-15-2009 03:35 AM by JohnMurga.