This is a static library that emulates skrit execution within DSDLL's. It's a somewhat kludgy solution to the problem of exposure of GPG's functions within DSDLL's -- it uses real-time polling of messages to dynamically execute skrit commands pushed onto the pseudo-stack by your DSDLL. Included in the package is:

A static library and header to be linked with your DSDLL to allow execution of skrit
Sample .cpp and .skrit source files and a pre-tanked sample .dsres file to demonstrate the mechanism
A README.txt doc that should hopefully explain everything that you need to know to get started

Caveats (yes, there are some here as well :P):

Having a timer constantly polling during gameplay may affect performance. I've been testing this out some and my game doesn't seem adversely affected, but YMMV.
There is no guarantee that DSDLL commands following the call to execute the skrit will execute AFTER the message is processed. If you're familiar with threaded programming, just view the call as spawning a thread. Try not to make assumptions about its execution time.
I didn't add return value processing at all, as that's a whole other headache. I'll look into adding a type system and string processing to allow you to grab return values as well soon.

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