LuaExec Changelog

0.84:

• Webserver: added sessions, cookies, request argument mixins, extra environment example, login example
• HTTPD class: Added DoDirList attribute, added support for 403 Forbidden, added ExtraWebEnvironment, added default index including handler invocation, added logging, parseluahtml option to handler arguments
• Debug: added NOTE level, better adaptability for e.g. syslog

0.83:

• Changes to the class and documentation system, no longer requires Lua 5.2, 5.3 to be compiled with LUA_COMPAT_MODULE
• Windows HAL: Now uses atomics instead of locking
• Interpreter is now created using lua_newstate so that it may bail out on LuaJIT with a meaningful message; updated documentation to reflect that not all hope may be lost on LuaJIT
• The intent of supporting LuaJIT has been dismissed, because LuaJIT does not fully implement the Lua API. This would have been a requirement to circumvent its divergent behaviour.

0.82:

• LuaExec: in join() abort signals could be forwarded to already dead task, corrected by freeing task after return from exec, in waitmsg() fixed recalculation of waittime, returned signals should be correct now
• Examples from tutorial and some stress tests added
• Exec: added semi-internal function TFreeTask(), user tasks are now freed in destructor context after their return from exec, minor cleanup in memory functions

0.81:

• quickstart tutorial added
• fixed severe bugs in sender name retrieval
• POSIX/Windows HAL setsignal(): sigmask was not applied to new signals, corrected
• HTTP server: is no longer installed, http:terminate() now works, cleaned up to more clearly demonstrate signal usage
• If a task has no name, the implied name is now "task: 0x<address>" so that replies can be sent to unnamed senders
• Some additions and corrections in the documentation

0.80:

• added