Re: Questions about writing a C library
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- Subject: Re: Questions about writing a C library
- From: Asko Kauppi <asko.kauppi@...>
- Date: 2004年3月23日 21:20:45 +0200
It really seems like you're missing something, here.. The whole
ideology -should we say 'world'- of Lua is a bit different. Linked
lists. I don't see much use for them so just to save your time, the
example might be extremely C biased.. Like, you can demo how good an
assembler replacement C is by doing 'ax=10; ax++' code. But it never
makes sense..
Having said that (and for your own good, so they say.. ;) welcome to
the world of Lua, and enjoy the learning curve. It really is,
enjoyable.
If I were you (and I was) I'd browse through much of Lua code I can get
my hands on, and try to 'soak' the thinking.. That's how I did with
Basic (yeah, okay.. 80's!), assembler, C, and latest, Lua. Learning by
reading is the best exercise.
btw, and yes, you can do 'list.Null' by using metatables for 'list'. :)
-ak
23.3.2004 kello 20:48, Phil Bewig kirjoitti:
in learning to program in lua, and because I
think it will be a useful library to have, I am writing a
library to manipulate linked lists. The library will be
written in c, available to lua in the same manner as the
standard libraries. Eventually I want to have a library
like this: