On 9/29/2011 6:50 PM, HyperHacker wrote:
> The message is correct; in Lua 5.1 a coroutine can't yield across a
> C function call. 5.2 allows this.
Sorry, but LuaCoco changes this behavior. [1] Note that ANY function under LuaJIT 1.x can become a "C function", and so yield()
wouldn't work from within a compiled Lua function if what you're saying is true. Yet it does.
LuaCoco should let you yield across a C boundary, since it creates a C stack for each coroutine.
What do you see when you run:
print(coroutine.coco)
?
If it's true, then it should work, as far as I know. That's how lua_yield() is changed by LuaCoco. If it's nil, then you're not
using LuaCoco, which would explain the issue.
