lua/func.h

#ifndef func_h
#define func_h

#include "types.h"
#include "lua.h"

/*
** Header para funcoes.
*/
typedef struct TFunc
{
  struct TFunc	*next;
  char		marked;
  int		size;
  Byte		*code;
  int		lineDefined;
  char		*fileName;
} TFunc;

Long luaI_funccollector (void);
void luaI_insertfunction (TFunc *f);


#endif
Module to manipulate function headers. 1995-10-04 11:20:26 -03:00			`#ifndef func_h`
			`#define func_h`

			`#include "types.h"`
functions now may be declared with any "var" as a name; therefore they do not have a "baptism" name. Changes in debug API to acomodate that. 1995-10-26 12:21:56 -02:00			`#include "lua.h"`
Module to manipulate function headers. 1995-10-04 11:20:26 -03:00
			`/*`
			`** Header para funcoes.`
			`*/`
			`typedef struct TFunc`
			`{`
			`struct TFunc *next;`
			`char marked;`
			`int size;`
			`Byte *code;`
new style for debug information about functions: no more SETFUNCTION opcodes. When a function is called, its entry in the stack is marked with LUA_T_(C)MARK, so function 'luaD_stackedfunction' can find it if needed. Functions now have their file names in the headers, so there is no need of 'addfile' and the like. 1995-10-17 09:58:41 -02:00			`int lineDefined;`
			`char *fileName;`
Module to manipulate function headers. 1995-10-04 11:20:26 -03:00			`} TFunc;`

			`Long luaI_funccollector (void);`
			`void luaI_insertfunction (TFunc *f);`

functions now may be declared with any "var" as a name; therefore they do not have a "baptism" name. Changes in debug API to acomodate that. 1995-10-26 12:21:56 -02:00
Module to manipulate function headers. 1995-10-04 11:20:26 -03:00			`#endif`