Category: C++

Implementation News

Some news about RiveScript implementations:

• The Perl source code is now hosted at Google Code, here, instead of on my own Subversion server.
• I had started on a C++ port of RiveScript, but it's still in very early development and isn't usable yet. That's also on Google Code.
• The first third-party RiveScript port is being written in C# by Daniel Vinciguerra. It's still in early development, too, and it's hosted on Github.

Also, an RPM for Fedora 15 (perl 5.12) has been built for the Perl module. I know, I slacked off on making an RPM for Fedora 14.

RiveScript C++ Port Started

I started work on a C++ version of RiveScript a few months ago, but got blocked for a while when I couldn't figure out how to link boost::regex to my code, to be able to use its regular expressions.

No news there, I'm still stuck, as I'm still a bit of a newbie to C++ code. I know how to write my own code from scratch, it's just using everybody else's code that I'm not very good at yet.

Like rivescript-java, there's a rivescript-cpp project hosted at Google Code. Currently, all it does is parse RiveScript documents into memory.

https://code.google.com/p/rivescript-cpp/