A programmer talks to a blind programmer :
- Hey, do you C ?

Ok, thanks !

But, it may be cool to modify Love2D to have a cool C++ framework. But I'm on Windows, and I hate C++ build system in Windows (Linux FTW)

No, just use it like SFML or SDL, as a 2D framework.

Hello !

This post should be in the Support section, but it's a question about Love it-self and its architecture, not a problem or a support question.

So, is Löve can be used directly with C++ ? For example, can we make a game with Love, but in C++ not in Lua ?
Thanks !

I don't know myself. You should go directly in the Love2D's source codes : https://bitbucket.org/rude/love .
Normally, within the module directory.

If you speak about Love2D receiving inputs when it don't have the focus, (if I remember well), no because of SDL stuff.

Can be interesting, but I think the cleaner way to do it is to add a custom C++ module directly within the Love2D executable (to have a "love.llvm" table in Lua). I think you need to search for tutorial or any documentation about LLVM directly. Maybe this can be useful.

I thought you've seen this post and the two links in, I was surprised when you said that there wasn't the functions you need. But like zorg said, https://github.com/CapsAdmin/ffibuild/t ... steamworks this one seams to be good.

There are two "main" ways : the fast one, and the slow one. I speak in execution speed. The first, and easier is to use FFI to include all C functions exposed by the Steamworks API. The second one, is to create a Lua C library wrapping the API. I never used it, so I can only speak about a ...

Oh, okay. For avoid fake packet, the server uses a TCP and UDP communication, and when it receive a UDP packet, it's check if the IP of the sender is valid (so, if the IP is also connected with the TCP) ?