Re: do "N" bytecode

["Marc O'Morain" <marc.omorain+lua@...>]

You need to use a Lua coroutine, and in the hook call coroutine.yield().

Create a coroutine, and set it's debug hook to be a count type, with a count of 100. Now your hook function will be called every 100 bytecodes. You just need to call coroutine.yield() in your hook.

On Tue, Dec 14, 2010 at 12:27 PM, Pastyl <pastyl5@prokonto.pl> wrote:

Jonathan Castello pisze:

> You might be looking for lua_sethook:
> http://www.lua.org/manual/5.1/manual.html#lua_sethook
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Is any working examples?

>> I have a question. Is there any way to start, stop and then start it again?
>> I need to compile a program in lua, then execute 100 the user to do
>> something in C, and again to perform 100 instructions from lua, and
>> again to do something in C program in lua is free.
>> Something like lua_do100bytecode (L)
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