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- Subject: Re: Is there a kernel patch for creating local variables programmatically?
- From: Thomas Jericke <tjericke@...>
- Date: Tue, 21 May 2013 06:04:13 +0000
On 05/19/2013 03:53 AM, Andres Perera wrote:
This is, in C, the difference between: const type * and type * const,
but for the purposes of this proposal, a lua declaration such as:
constant t = {} sets both the variable name and the table to const
That would then mean, you could not use those tables with require as
require can't know what it will return before it is called. So it can't
be static const.
Not be able to use require spoils the whole point of an import statement.
--
Thomas
- References:
- Is there a kernel patch for creating local variables programmatically?, Dirk Laurie
- Re: Is there a kernel patch for creating local variables programmatically?, Tim Hill
- Re: Is there a kernel patch for creating local variables programmatically?, Andres Perera
- Re: Is there a kernel patch for creating local variables programmatically?, Tim Hill
- Re: Is there a kernel patch for creating local variables programmatically?, Andres Perera
- Re: Is there a kernel patch for creating local variables programmatically?, Tim Hill
- Re: Is there a kernel patch for creating local variables programmatically?, Andres Perera
- Re: Is there a kernel patch for creating local variables programmatically?, Tim Hill
- Re: Is there a kernel patch for creating local variables programmatically?, Andres Perera
- Re: Is there a kernel patch for creating local variables programmatically?, Tim Hill
- Re: Is there a kernel patch for creating local variables programmatically?, Andres Perera