Lua 或 Python 与 C++ 绑定
我在 .NET 平台上使用了 Lua.NET，我可以从 Lua 调用 .NET 类/对象，也可以从 .NET Lua API 接口调用 Lua。我对 IronPython 也做了同样的事情。我知道 .NET 绑定是如何工作的。
现在我有一个 C++ 项目，我想使用动态功能。我想调用 C++ 对象，这可能无法从 Lua 中调用，所以我可能需要调用一些 C API 来调用 C++。同时我想从C++调用Lua。
我们有配置数据，最好以 Lua 或 List & 中的表格格式描述。像 Python 中的字典一样。我们需要在C++中枚举Lua/Python中定义的这些数据结构。
当考虑C++中Lua到Python的双向调用时，Python是否比Boost Python库更有优势？我没有 Python/C++ 绑定的经验。我在 C++ 中使用 Python 和从 C++ 调用 Python 的经验并不相同。
I have used Lua.NET on .NET platform and I could call the .NET class/object from Lua and I could call the Lua from .NET Lua API interface. I did the same with the IronPython. I knew the how the .NET binding works.
Now I have a C++ project and I want to use the dynamic capabilities. I want to call C++ object which may not be possible from Lua so I may need to call some C API which makes call to C++. Meantime I want to call the Lua from C++.
We have configuration data which is best described in table like format in Lua or List & Dict like in Python. We need to enumerate these data structures defined in Lua/Python in C++.
When considering Lua to Python in C++ for two way calling, is Python have upper hand with Boost Python library? I don't have experience in Python/C++ binding. I don't have equal experience of using Python in C++ and calling Python from C++.
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有一些库可以简化 C++ 和 Lua 之间的通信。其中之一，luabind，受到 boost.python 的启发，非常强大并且相当容易使用。
其他 C++ <->需要考虑的 Lua 库：toLua++、SWIG
There are a few libraries that simplify the communication between C++ and Lua. One of them, luabind, is inspired by boost.python and is quite powerful and fairly easy to use.
Other C++ <-> Lua libraries to consider: toLua++, SWIG
如果您打算只使用 Windows，则可以使用 C++/CLI（C++ 的托管变体）。使用 C++/CLI，您可以轻松混合托管和非托管代码。您可以从任何 .net 语言调用托管类，并从 C 调用非托管（导出）函数。
If you are planning to just use windows you could use C++/CLI a managed variant of C++. With C++/CLI you can easily mix managed and unmanaged code. You could call the managed classes from any .net language and the unmanaged (exported) functions from C.