> GObject provides something called "closures" and "marshallers" for that
> exact purpose. I had some problems when they where called from another
> thread, which might be unrelated. In principle, it works:
Please be careful when storing values that they don't get garbaged or
you might get crashes. For instance :
a) DO NOT store values in a malloc'ated block
b) store them either in the "data" part of an "abstract" or in an block
allocated with "alloc_root" (and don't forget "free_root")
c) most of the time, you will use the following :
struct my_struct {
value a;
value b;
my_object *obj;
};
and alloc "my_struct" with neko "alloc", and store it into the "data"
part of an abstract.
Nicolas
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