RE: Lua libraries

[Philippe Lhoste <PhiLho@...>]

My 0.02 euros :-) on the discussion on Visual Studio and Windows:

- VS' nmake do understand the standard make format, more or less.
At work, we have a CGI product that is portable. We have a makefile for each
supported platform, because of differences of implementation of make, and of
course to take in account the options for the various compilers, but they
all look the same, including the one we use to target WinNT.
In other words, we routinely compile with VS by typing "nmake -f makent" and
go on.

- I created dsp/dsw to compile Lua, because it is easier to ask VS to create
a framework, which I refine to get the wanted result. BTW, the paths in
these files are relative.

- A DLL can call a routine in the exe that invoqued it. The exe must provide
the pointer to the routine to a dedicated function in the DLL.
Now, there can be problems with shared memory, etc. And it is quite a
kludge. But it can work.

Regards.

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