creationix
`-p` option doesn't print the source code
Hi, I'm getting some weird results with the -p option:
$ cat foobar.lua
print "foobar"
$ ./cli.js foobar.lua
foobar
$ ./cli.js -p foobar.lua
[ { index: 0,
flags: 2,
numparams: 0,
framesize: 2,
bcins:
[ { op: 'GGET', args: [Object] },
{ op: 'KSTR', args: [Object] },
{ op: 'CALL', args: [Object] },
{ op: 'RET0', args: [Object] } ],
uvdata: [] } ]
This is with node 0.10.1. I'm digging around to try to figure out what's going on...
Brozula is not in a good state at the moment. If I remember right, the -p option didn't print the lua source, but rather the parsed bytecode tree. (brozula never did and probably never will include a lua -> bytecode compiler)
By "not a good state" I mean I had to stop development to work on paying work. There wasn't a lot of interest in brozula, so I put it on the backburner. If that changes and there is sufficient interest and/or sponsorship, then I can work on it again.
Okay, good to know some weird results aren't totally unexpected... I'm still trying to get the browser example to work as well. I'm interested in this project as a way to bring my audio framework in Lua to the browser. If I make any significant progress I'll submit a PR.
