Back to muds. Okay then. An LPmud is a mud written in LPC, that is, the environment is defined by the server parsing files written in LPC. LPC is a high level programming language similar to C. The driver, or server, manages the networking and the objects using LPC internally. MudOS I mentioned earlier, and is one such driver. DGD is another such driver, on top of which has been built LPmoo, a simulation of LambdaMOO, which defines the objects and methods necessary for building a mud. Unhappily, it doesn't have great networking support.
Too many lambdas hanging around today. This is getting confusing.
Back to muds. Okay then. An LPmud is a mud written in LPC, that is, the environment is defined by the server parsing files written in LPC. LPC is a high level programming language similar to C. The driver, or server, manages the networking and the objects using LPC internally. MudOS I mentioned earlier, and is one such driver. DGD is another such driver, on top of which has been built LPmoo, a simulation of LambdaMOO, which defines the objects and methods necessary for building a mud. Unhappily, it doesn't have great networking support.
Too many lambdas hanging around today. This is getting confusing.