pguillory

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   by pguillory 12y ago

   I've only tried building it on OS X and Linux so far. As far as I know, basically everything but the build process is compatible with Windows. I'll look into it when I get a chance.
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   by pguillory 12y ago

   This would get toasted by Nginx right now. I'm on step 2 of "make it work, make it right, make it fast." There's a lot of low hanging fruit, like string concatenation, small mallocs, etc. I started out working with OpenR
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   by pguillory 12y ago

   Thanks, I've added it to the list. In luajit-libuv, when Lua code makes an async request to libuv, it passes async.resume as the callback. Then it calls async.yield(), which stores the current coroutine in a global lookup table by uniq
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   by pguillory 12y ago

   In addition to what benjaminva said, luv uses callbacks (like Node.js), whereas this uses coroutines. So for example with luv you might do something like: fs.readFile(filename, function(err, data) -- remember to check err en
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   Show HN: LuaJIT FFI binding to libuv with coroutines(github.com)

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