Roberto Ierusalimschy 255052b6c6 better API checks

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bugs

ESC (which starts precompiled code) in C is \33, not \27

2001-02-06 11:59:29 -02:00

lapi.c

better API checks

2001-02-12 13:42:44 -02:00

lapi.h

new implementation for `next'

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lauxlib.c

details

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lauxlib.h

details

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lbaselib.c

`tostring' uses type names (when available)

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lcode.c

warnings from Visual C

2001-02-08 09:19:10 -02:00

lcode.h

simpler implementation of for loops

2001-01-29 13:26:40 -02:00

ldblib.c

details

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ldebug.c

string pointers are always fully aligned

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ldebug.h

first version of code verification

2001-02-09 16:37:33 -02:00

ldo.c

new way to handle top x L->top

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ldo.h

new way to handle top x L->top

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lfunc.c

string pointers are always fully aligned

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lfunc.h

`free' gets size of the block: complete control over memory use

2000-12-28 10:55:41 -02:00

lgc.c

new way to handle top x L->top

2001-02-07 16:13:49 -02:00

lgc.h

loop of 'dostring' may never reclaim memory

2001-02-02 14:23:20 -02:00

linit.c

obsolete module; not part of the oficial distribution

2000-08-09 11:50:13 -03:00

liolib.c

new semantics for pushuserdata

2001-02-09 17:52:54 -02:00

llex.c

string pointers are always fully aligned

2001-02-09 18:22:29 -02:00

llex.h

tighter size for error buffers

2001-01-10 14:40:56 -02:00

llimits.h

details

2001-02-09 18:29:33 -02:00

lmathlib.c

details

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lmem.c

better use of extra include files (both for tests and for old_ansi)

2001-02-06 14:01:29 -02:00

lmem.h

lock/unlock may use L + better structure for internal debug stuff

2001-02-02 13:13:05 -02:00

lobject.c

lock/unlock may use L + better structure for internal debug stuff

2001-02-02 13:13:05 -02:00

lobject.h

string pointers are always fully aligned

2001-02-09 18:22:29 -02:00

lopcodes.h

no more END opcode

2001-01-15 14:13:24 -02:00

lparser.c

string pointers are always fully aligned

2001-02-09 18:22:29 -02:00

lparser.h

`free' gets size of the block: complete control over memory use

2000-12-28 10:55:41 -02:00

lstate.c

lock/unlock may use L + better structure for internal debug stuff

2001-02-02 13:13:05 -02:00

lstate.h

lock/unlock may use L + better structure for internal debug stuff

2001-02-02 13:13:05 -02:00

lstring.c

details

2001-02-09 18:29:33 -02:00

lstring.h

string pointers are always fully aligned

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lstrlib.c

details

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ltable.c

no need for tags in boxed values :-(

2001-02-01 15:40:48 -02:00

ltable.h

back to the basics (well-behaved variant record...)

2001-02-02 14:32:00 -02:00

ltests.c

details

2001-02-09 18:29:33 -02:00

ltests.h

better API checks

2001-02-12 13:42:44 -02:00

ltm.c

string pointers are always fully aligned

2001-02-09 18:22:29 -02:00

ltm.h

string pointers are always fully aligned

2001-02-09 18:22:29 -02:00

lua.c

easier to add new initialization functions

2001-02-06 16:18:58 -02:00

lua.h

new semantics for pushuserdata (no more different userdatas with same value)

2001-02-09 17:53:16 -02:00

luadebug.h

all API functions are declared in a single line (to facilitate pre-processing).

2000-10-30 10:38:50 -02:00

lualib.h

some cleaning

2000-11-23 11:49:35 -02:00

lundump.c

no more END opcode

2001-01-15 14:13:24 -02:00

lundump.h

last changes by lhf.

2000-11-07 10:44:44 -02:00

lvm.c

details

2001-02-12 11:04:19 -02:00

lvm.h

new way to handle top x L->top

2001-02-07 16:13:49 -02:00

lzio.c

`lua.h' is included before any other Lua header file

2000-06-12 10:52:05 -03:00

lzio.h

more controled use of `sprintf'

2000-10-20 14:36:32 -02:00

makefile

details

2000-11-06 11:45:18 -02:00

manual.tex

`assert' returns its first argument

2001-01-31 17:53:01 -02:00

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