What is Squirrel (programming language)?
Squirrel is a high-level, object-oriented programming language designed for use in applications with specific requirements, such as video games. It aims to provide a concise and efficient scripting solution that can be integrated seamlessly into these types of projects. Squirrel's syntax is intended to be easy to learn and use, allowing developers to quickly prototype and implement game logic, user interfaces, and other interactive components. The language's small footprint and real-time performance characteristics make it well-suited for resource-constrained environments, enabling developers to leverage its capabilities without compromising the overall system requirements. Squirrel's versatility allows it to be employed across a wide range of application domains, from game development to embedded systems, where its combination of power and flexibility can be advantageous
Highlights
- Lightweight and optimized for real-time applications
- Object-oriented programming model with a concise syntax
- Designed for use in video games and similar interactive software
- Integrates seamlessly with host environments
- Efficient memory and performance characteristics
Platforms
- Linux
- Windows
- Mac
- FreeBSD
Languages
- English
Features
Object-oriented Language
Support for scripting