Re: request for interest/participants: another lua C++ binding

[Matt Campbell <mattc@...>]

Hello Olver:

Your sample code looks nice, except for one fundamental problem.  It 
assumes either a single, global Lua state, or something less portable 
such as thread-local storage (which I use in my current Windows-only 
project).

I would suggest adding "LuaInterpreter& L" as the first argument to 
registered functions, and changing the current global utility functions 
such as luaReturn to LuaInterpreter methods.  This way, your C++ binding 
framework would support multiple Lua states in a portable way.

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