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Aeran · 07-30-2010, 11:22 AM

I looked into LPMuds a while ago out of curiosity. A LPMud "driver" could be compared to a Python interpreter or to a Java interpreter(the JRE).

A MUD that runs on a LPMud driver is written in the script language lpc, and lpmud people call the actual MUD code for a "library" or "MUD lib" or something like that.

So like Java developers wouldn't usually need to edit their Java interpreters, I doubt lpmud developers would need to edit theirs as the coding work would be done in the "MUD lib".

07-30-2010, 11:22 AM	#8
Aeran Member Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 208	Re: Developing from scratch I looked into LPMuds a while ago out of curiosity. A LPMud "driver" could be compared to a Python interpreter or to a Java interpreter(the JRE). A MUD that runs on a LPMud driver is written in the script language lpc, and lpmud people call the actual MUD code for a "library" or "MUD lib" or something like that. So like Java developers wouldn't usually need to edit their Java interpreters, I doubt lpmud developers would need to edit theirs as the coding work would be done in the "MUD lib".