Just started a little research on evaluating embedded script engines, since they seem to offer a great deal of flexibility and application 'enhancement' capabilities without the need to modify source code (from what I have read). Can I get some feedback from any of you on your experiences with any of those available?
Since the target would be a Cortex M3 processor (with all the memory footprint constraints) engines such as eLua are marginal, FICL looks promising, Python, EmbeddedcH (WAY too large), Tcl?, or 'roll-your-own'?
Thanks!
I have experience using Pawn. It does exactly what it says on the tin: small, very fast, easy to interface to underlying platform. And the documentation is quite extensive. Many thanks to Thiadmer Riemersma (I believe he is the author.)
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