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- Subject: Re: Incompatibility of lua5.1.dll (from Lua Binaries) and Delphi
- From: Shmuel Zeigerman <shmuz@...>
- Date: Fri, 13 Mar 2009 16:07:20 +0200
Ignacio Burgueño wrote:
I haven't been able reproduce the bug here with free bcc compiler (5.0 I
guess). I can't link to VCL since it's not included. So I tested two
dlls, one with Borland's C runtime statically linked and another with
the runtime linked from a dll. They both worked.
I also could not create a segfault without VCL.
> What's interesting, segfaults occur only when a number assigned to
'var' is >= 0x80000000.
Maybe Borland is setting something and the above code triggers it? I'm
thinking of something similar to the floating point issues caused by
DirectX setting a FP flag making Lua lose precision. (not that it's the
same issue here, merely that it might be something along those lines).
Yes, this seems to be something to do with floating point. Unfortunately
I have no knowledge in these matters.
Also, my app (LuaFAR for Editor) does not use Borland at all. It is a
dll plugin to some application (far.exe). But it is sufficient that a
user has another plugin that is written in Delphi, and my plugin, via
lua5.1.dll, triggers a segfault. Since I have no influence on what
plugins users install, I can only hope that LuaBinaries fix that issue.
--
Shmuel