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- Subject: Re: SUCCESS installing Lua 5.1 on AIX 5.2
- From: mfmorss@...
- Date: Wed, 15 Feb 2006 07:42:21 -0500
Hmm. Can you suggest what I could do to get lua_pushnil (or any other Lua
API function that I would call) recognized without linking in the whole Lua
library? Do you know if this is merely caused by my having lualib.a in a
nonstandard location, or is there something more fundamental?
Mark F. Morss
Principal Analyst, Market Risk
American Electric Power
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Hallo,
On 2/14/06, mfmorss@aep.com <mfmorss@aep.com> wrote:
> I finally been able to demonstrate that have Lua 5.1 running with dynamic
> loading on AIX 5.2. With Lua in a nonstandard directory "/mydirectory",
> the correct command to compile dummy.c (specified below) was:
>
> xlc -I/mydirectory/include -L/mydirector/lib -llua -lm -o dummy.so
> -qmkshrobj dummy.c
>
There may be a problem, tough. The whole Lua library is being
linked into the dummy module, which is undesirable. This can quickly
take much space if you are going to use lots of modules.
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