> In the end, what raster said is true, out of all the EFL C API, only some is
> thread safe. The EFL design does include mechanisms for marshalling unsafe
> calls to the main thread. So it doesn't matter which scripting language is
> used to wrap it, somewhere along the line this call marshal
> Just as a point of interest, my experiments with using LuaJIT in EFL
> found that the Lua stuff itself is threadsafe so long as we use a
> thread safe memory allocator, which LuaJIT itself provides. The memory
> allocator we currently use in Edje Lua is not thread safe. I've been
> meaning to
ber of things (labels, etc.) and a fixed known number of states.
>
> > > bob is accepting that reality and trying to make something closer to
> what
> > > people have expected edje to be.
> >
> > And what expects people edje to be ?
>
> above. they expect it
Hi,
I've recently come across https://phab.enlightenment.org/w/bob/ and I
wonder if BÖB is going to be usable in other programming languages than Lua
(e.g. pure C without Lua, in Google Gos gorutines mapped to real threads,
in pthreads generally etc.). It seems, the implementation will be tightly
