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- Subject: Re: Porting Instructions
- From: "Alex Queiroz" <asandroq@...>
- Date: Thu, 29 Jun 2006 17:44:12 -0300
Hallo,
On 6/29/06, Clóvis Garcia <clovis@phoebus.com.br> wrote:
Alex,
The problem is that some equipment that I work are not full ansi
compatible. In these cases I created an interface to allow me to port
some specific codes. I did that with gzip without huge problems but I´m
not sure I´ll be able to do that with LUA in a simpler way. Memory and
file management are the main problem with these equipement because each
of them have specific API´s to be used. Other problem is that we do not
have multi-task support and I don´t know if LUA requires that.
You can pass your own memory allocator function to Lua. Regarding
files, they are not in the Lua core; if you need them you have to port
the I/O library code. Lua doesn't require multitasking, although it
supports co-routines.
--
-alex
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