be2003 has just released Lua-Adhoc lrx module. This library will allow all you Lua coders to have ad-hoc functionality in your games. Sounds nice doesn't it?
Here's what the author had to say:
"Well this is my second lua library and it is fully featured with two functions. There is alot more todo but this is a start.
This is the first build and with only 3 functions it has an ugly hack:
Added Adhoc.init(id) initializes the adhoc, id is a 9 character string containing your very own game productid, you can make it up for your game, just remember it.
Added Adhoc.term() terminates the adhoc"
Although it still isn't fully featured, it's definitely a good start. Now quick! Get cracking with some good multi-player games :)
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