Aha , it helps a lot.. I don't have the whole picture yet but I know
understand a lot more now..
I have made it like this now (It still doesn't work fully)
C++ >>>
//I would like to call this
value get123() {
return alloc_int(123);
}
//I do this because it seeems you did it too at
DECLARE_PRIM(get123,0)
//I always return one function to make the test minimal
static value loadprim( value prim, value nargs ) {
return alloc_function(get123, 0, "get123");
}
//this one should override the loadprim with new one
//do those argv, argc have any meaning?
//maybe I shouldn't just call these functions but I should
//owerwrite something and let neko inicialisation procedure
//call them on it's own?
value neko_set_loader() {
value l = neko_default_loader(NULL , 0);
alloc_field(l,val_id("loadprim"),alloc_function(loadprim,2,"loadprim"));
return l;
}
main {
....
//prepare the neko
neko_vm *vm;
value module;
neko_global_init(NULL);
vm = neko_vm_alloc(NULL);
neko_vm_select(vm);
//here I set loader..
neko_set_loader();
module = n_load("mymodule.n");
if( module == NULL ) {
printf("Failed to load module !\n"); return -1;
}
n_execute(module);
....
}
<<<
If I have this script (without loadprim(...)) then it the exe works
NEKO >>>
//var p = $loader.loadprim("get123", 0);
$exports.x = 33;
$exports.f = function(x) { return x + 1; }
$exports.getx = function(x) {
return x + 1;
}
<<<
If I have this enable loadprim here then I get ""Failed to load module !""
when I try to load it and app exits
NEKO >>>
var p = $loader.loadprim("get123", 0);
$exports.x = 33;
$exports.f = function(x) { return x + 1; }
$exports.getx = function(x) {
return x + 1;
}
<<<
If I have this enable loadprim here then the app loads the module but when I
call getx function from C it exits (and throws some unhandeled exception in
MSVCRT.dll ..)
NEKO >>>
$exports.x = 33;
$exports.f = function(x) { return x + 1; }
$exports.getx = function(x) {
var p = $loader.loadprim("get123", 0);
return x + 1;
}
<<<
Can you maybe see what I am doing wrong?
best regards,
Janko
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