Hello,
after reading previous post about RTOS and elua I am quite confused. I have no experience with lua or elua but why could not be possible to create thread and call --init--- lua_State *l1; lua_dofile(l, "script.lua"); --close---- and in another thread --init--- lua_State *l2; lua_dofile(l, "script.lua"); --close---- ? Of course as in elua with peripheral extensions. To be honest I would like to use elua on NXP ARM7TDMI with 512KB Flash and 8MB RAM. Thank you. Martin |
Hi,
Of course you could do that, except eLua doesn't integrate any RTOS at the moment. Everything is single threaded. Best, Bogdan On Sun, Nov 1, 2009 at 6:37 PM, wella <[hidden email]> wrote:
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Hello,
We are currently working on the NXP LPC24xx port and running eLua with looooots of external memory too. The board is an in-house project and some pictures can be seen at http://www.giga.puc-rio.br/site/embedded/eluademoboard. The initial modules (GPIO, TMR, PWM) are already working and the dev has been merged with trunk. This and STR9 with support for the STR-E912 board are likely to be part of the next official eLua releases, to appear more often from now on.
Regards Dado
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