Re: Tuna now in module form

[Ezra Sims <ezra.sims@...>]

On 2/14/2012 11:21 PM, curt wrote:
> Okay I figured out the problem, works great on my x86 test box... with 
> -O1 .. -O2 segfaults on exit. Sorry but homey don't play that game, I 
> will be tracking that down; pretty sure its related to my handling of 
> the EBP register. I have uploaded it as 0.4.2[unstable] and as far as 
> I can tell x64 and windows x86/x64 are unaffected and the examples 
> function correctly (as does linux x86 at the current optimization 
> level of -O1)
>
> -Curt

Cool, I'll give it a shot later tomorrow. I hadn't thought to mess with 
the optimization flags.

As a point of curiosity in the meantime, could you explain how Tuna 
interacts with the Lua state during blocking functions? Using a crappy 
homebrew thread API I was able to fire functions across threaded states 
(using a really basic lock-everything approach) without too many 
problems, pretty much no matter what either state was doing. The thread 
could be in the middle of a sleep loop or Verse's event loop and I 
wouldn't have to worry waiting for it to complete or yield unless a 
block was desired. Can I expect about the same behavior from Tuna, or 
would I need some extra action within those loops?