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I have
compiled lua for the palm platform. I had the warning about the log stuff too,
but apart from palm-specific changes, I got it quite straightforward. I am only
left with an infinite loop in the table code at key insertion, but I
suspect it is related to an interaction with a little bug in my compiler and the
changes I had to perform to get the libs to link (that is, splitting the code in
multiple sections, since the compiler generates only short relative jumps,
therefore limiting code segment sizes to 32K). I
haven't ascertained that yet though.
Regards,
Benoit.
Hi there,
I have just got around to
compiling lua under a 16-bit compiler for a micro controller, i noticed there
were a few warnings, mostly related to the size of int being 16-bit, this
meant that in one of the log alogorithms a condition was always true. So
what i am wanting to know is whether or not there are any implications for
compiling lua on 16-bit system where the default size of an int is 16-bit. I
have noticed that there is a define which determines the number of bits in an
integer and so for, this appears to be used for the virtual machine stuff. But
this is just a preliminary look though. If anyone has implemented lua in
a 16-bit system and has had it successfully working it would be good to know
if there are any pitfalls or modifications that i have to make. I have thought
about putting in a "#define int long" but i am not sure on what speed
penalties i will suffer.
Cheers,
Andrew Stanley
Teirney
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