Thanks for both of your replies. I have
to finish writing it today but I may switch to lanes at a later date. I
wanted to use xmove as previously i found that was the only way to get
a lua function copied from one state to another but I dont really need
that :)
Thanks,
Mark Swinhoe
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I will be having code that does this right, popping from one stack and
pushing to another. In fact, Lanes sources must already have that code
somewhere; maybe buried into the gluax part, though.
If you're not in a hurry, Lanes 2008 will have it.
-asko
Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo kirjoitti 1.7.2008 kello 20:05:
>> However I've tried it out with unrelated lua_State's and it seems
>> to work
>> fine.
>
> Like you say, it seems to work fine. But when garbage collection
> kicks in,
> you will probably have dangling pointers in the target state. Not
> good...
> Also, if you move a string across states and the string already exists
> in the target state, you can see string equality failing.
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