Diego Nehab
Diego Nehab
Maybe this could happen on the first call. But on the second call, it should return IO_CLOSED, no?
Hey Bruno. I am about to merge this pull request. There is another pull request by @horazont, #72 that is very related. His idea is to publish some additional symbols...
Do you know the minimal set of functions to be exported?
Should I prefix all symbols with ls_ or something, and mark these with LUASOCKET_API?
I don't have a problem prefixing all exported symbols with "ls" and making sure the symbols needed by LuaSec are exported. Can you prepare a patch addressing both issues?
Can you narrow the problem down to something smaller?
By creating a .lua file with no dependencies that I can run and that crashes. I don't know what CorsixTH is or how it uses Lua or LuaSocket.
Don't you have to print something to see something? url.parse doesn't print anything. Try ``` local update_url = 'http://www.corsixth.com/check-for-updates' local success, socket = pcall(require, "socket") local http = require "socket.http"...
What was the conclusion here?
This is odd. If the library has been built correctly, the reference to buffer_init should have been resolved internally, no? Or is that function marked for export because some other...