RE: Game Integration

[Chris Brodie <Chris.Brodie@...>]

Perfect,

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ignacio Castaño [mailto:castanyo@yahoo.es]
> 
> Sorry Chris, that's what you would do on the C side:
> 
> First, create your main lua state with lua_open.
> 
> Create a new thread for each scripts that you want to run in 
> parallel, that
> is a state with its own stack.
> 
> Instead of lua_dofile, use lua_load or any of the functions 
> that provides
> the aux library (ie. luaL_loadbuffer). That parses your 
> script and leaves
> the main function on the top of the stack.
> 
> Instead of using lua_pcall to run that function, use 
> lua_resume, that way,
> it will yield when it finds a yield function. You can resume 
> the thread as
> many times as you want, but you will have to use some kind of 
> return codes
> to determine the end of the execution (or use lua_getstack).
> 

Perfect answer, that in combination with Peter Shook's completed example filled the holes in my understanding. 

Many thanks to everyone, I've got it now...


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