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- Subject: Re[2]: Repeating my question
- From: Antero Vipunen <antero@...>
- Date: Mon, 3 Nov 2003 21:29:34 +0600
Hello All,
JC> So, unless I'm mistaken, this a bug of your code and a feature of lua ;-)
And so it is!
It is bug in my code!
Because this is no way in lua to create/set local variables for
threads from the C
side I created a 'hack' that allows to do so. It works in such a way:
I have a list of variables that must be added as locals to this
particular script, and before _compilation_(I store all scripts
compiled) I modify script's text adding in the beginning lines 'local
varname = _varname'. Then before _starting_ this script I set global
vars '_varname' to pass values that must be set as locals to my
script. And so as You see my objects aren't Gc'ed before next script
overwrites global vars '_varname'.
I found this bug only when wrote a small program that emulates my
'threads vs. gc' situation but without tricks with locals. For my
surprise It worked as predicted: everything was GC'ed when i set
thread var to nil. So a minute of thinking and bug was found.
Thanks All for help!
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Best regards,
Antero Vipunen