> So for your question, "Is there a better function than
> `luaL_loadbuffer()` to run binaries?", the answer is
> `luaL_loadbufferx()` with the mode argument set to "b".
Thank you.
> In the Lua 5.1 distribution, there's the file etc/noparser.c with
> instructions on its use. That could be a useful base upon which to build if
> you need to use a version of Lua later than 5.1.
> > To conclude: is there a guide to remove the parser from Lua 5?
>
> See http://www.lua.org/extras/5.3/noparser.c
I was able to use the noparser.c file from 5.1.
Since I am using 5.3.5, I had to change the signature of the parser
function, but it works perfectly.
I saw the file fro 5.3 just when I was done ^^
Thank you all.
Can you get Lua on something with 1 MB storage and 256kb of Ram like a Nordicsemi chip?
Or is that strictly eLua territory?
It was using FreeRTOS and the chip has a fairly complete posix API and a built in socket library. I would have liked to have a Lua interpreter running in a thread.
Russ
