ChaiScript is pretty generic looking(a little google told me something about ECMA language stanard), I don't think it will be a problem for the mildly experience programmer to pick up, nor enough of a hinderance to make them go elsewhere. So I don't really think there is anything to complain about there. If it was some kind of exotic syntaxed script, it would probably be ignored, but this ain't that.
Also having one of it's developers on board probably isn't a bad thing.
that's just my 2 cents as a passer-by, I don't plan on using either though. Just my thoughts as an outsider.
ChaiScript is pretty generic looking(a little google told me something about ECMA language stanard), I don't think it will be a problem for the mildly experience programmer to pick up, nor enough of a hinderance to make them go elsewhere. So I don't really think there is anything to complain about there. If it was some kind of exotic syntaxed script, it would probably be ignored, but this ain't that.
Also having one of it's developers on board probably isn't a bad thing.
that's just my 2 cents as a passer-by, I don't plan on using either though. Just my thoughts as an outsider.
I believe Naughty Dog used a lisp variant and 3D0 used a Forth, more specifically pforth, which is open source now.
and that is as far as I can contribute.
search filter for 16x16, 4x4, 32x32, ... and 4 bit, 8 bit, 16 bit or 32 bit colors, and an alternate color palette upload option.
disagree!