@hackage hslua0.7.0
A Lua language interpreter embedding in Haskell
Installation
Dependencies (7)
- base >=4.7 && <5
- bytestring >=0.10.2 && <0.11
- containers >=0.5 && <0.6
- exceptions >=0.8 && <0.9
- fail >=4.9 && <5
- mtl >=2.2 && <2.3 Show all…
Dependents (20)
@hackage/oughta, @hackage/luautils, @hackage/pandoc-lua-marshal, @hackage/hslua-aeson, @hackage/CSPM-cspm, @hackage/hslua-module-version, Show all…
Package Flags
system-lua
(off by default)
Use the system-wide Lua instead of the bundled copy.
apicheck
(off by default)
Compile Lua with -DLUA_USE_APICHECK.
luajit
(off by default)
Link with LuaJIT. This implies flag system-lua as well.
lua501
(off by default)
Build against lua 5.1.
lua502
(off by default)
Build against lua 5.2.
use-pkgconfig
(off by default)
Build using pkg-config to discover library and include paths. This is only used with system-lua and luajit.
hslua – Lua interpreter interface for Haskell
Hslua provides bindings, wrappers, types, and helper functions to bridge haskell and lua.
Using a different lua version
To use system-wide installed Lua/LuaJIT when linking hslua as a dependency,
build/install your package using --constraint="hslua +system-lua" or for
LuaJIT: --constraint="hslua +system-lua +luajit". For example, you can install
Pandoc with hslua that uses system-wide LuaJIT like this:
cabal install pandoc --constraint="hslua +system-lua +luajit"
FAQ
Where are the coroutine related functions? Yielding from a coroutine works
via longjmp, which plays very badly with Haskell's RTS. Tests to get
coroutines working with HsLua were unsuccessful. No coroutine related functions
are exported from the default module for that reason. However, raw bindings to
the C API functions are still provided in Foreign.Lua.RawBindings. If you get
coroutines to work, or just believe that there should be wrapper functions for
other reasons, we'd love to hear from you.