[nikki93]

I don't think it's "too much work" if you really need it or are really interested in doing so and the approach results in incremental benefit vs. one big blob of benefit at the end. It would be quite a bit of work and not super automatic, probably. You have to implement all the files named 'wrap_*' in the Love codebase, kind of. It's definitely possible to start working on a game project to test with and do it incrementally, which is probably strategically the best path and also fun, which can make it worth it. Something like:

- Get direct Love C++ project working without Lua

- Make some level of test cases with it to get a sense of C++ API usage

- Embed squirrel interpreter into test

- Start binding API to squirrel and testing more and more of API incrementally from squirrel

- Port more and more test cases till it's all covered (or prioritize based on need of game(s))

The nature of the thing you are increasingly covering in Squirrel could be a particular game or a set of demos (maybe both).