Just a quick note, but I have Neko working with Nginx in a very alpha quality (but still working) state. Here's a pointer to docs/code: Git Repos: git://github.com/jsjohnst/neko-fastcgi.git Docs (albeit sparse): http://github.com/jsjohnst/neko-fastcgi/wikis
Enjoy! -Jeremy On Mon, Apr 28, 2008 at 3:25 AM, Aleksandar Lazic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Son 27.04.2008 11:49, Nicolas Cannasse wrote: > >> Aleksandar Lazic a écrit : >> > > due the fact tha I'am not very good in lua nor in neko, are there any >>> comments about the thread? >>> >> >> Neko is using exceptions most of the time, so yes it could be possible >> to use these to return to toplevel control. >> >> However while some resources such as regexp or mysql connection are >> correctly cleanup by the GC, some other ones such as files or sockets >> are not. It could be done very easily, but it's not a good choice in >> general to rely on the GC for this kind of thing. >> >> As I said before, there are very few malloc() places where memory >> could be checked which are currently not. It's not that much useful >> right now since in general swap is used and the Neko toplevel can >> catch signals and throw an exception instead. >> >> BTW the vm/gc.c code is an experimental GC that is not used by Neko >> (Neko uses boehm gc). >> >> A complete Neko/Lua comparison can be found here : http://nekovm.org/lua >> > > Thank you. > > Aleks > > > -- > Neko : One VM to run them all > (http://nekovm.org) >
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