Re: Structure of Lua (In C)

[Olivier Hamel <evilpineapple@...>]

Patrick Donnelly wrote:
> The LG structure holds everything (most) of what Lua needs for the
> required global state and main Lua state. It is useful for malloc'ing
> everything needed in one call (among other things). The main state is
> special in that it is never collected and is not (supposed to be) used
> as a coroutine.
>
> HTH,
>   

So LG is some sort of base-package (a main/root coroutine and a 
global_State) on which you can throw more coroutines (lua_State/ 
threads) and these make up the Lua 'instance'?

Olivier,