On Sat, Jan 29, 2011 at 5:56 PM, scottmc <scottmc2@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > There's already a handful of languages available to a base install of > Haiku. These don't include support for the Haiku API but can still be > used for a lot of things. Run installoptionalpackage in the terminal > to see the current list. Find the one you want and install it. If > you have a favorite that is missing, just request it over at > HaikuPorts and I'll see what I can do. > > -scottmc > Well, Scott, actually the real issue is all about the support for the Haiku API. Personally, I am interested in Lua. I know you have already ported it to Haiku, and my heartfelt thanks go to you for this major contribution; however, since the support for the Haiku API is still missing, we can't really say that Lua is available for Haiku, can we? At least, not for production purposes. In a series of emails a while ago the matter of Lua bindings for the Haiku API was briefly discussed, but it seems that no one has taken up the project yet.