Post by nortorn on Nov 20, 2021 10:36:59 GMT
Hi everybody.
Is there any way to allow dynamic libraries?
Perhaps via a toggle in a future release with a definitive warning what the consequences may be if activated?
Like, work with the current built in lua installation if option is not checked and work with a second lua installation which was compiled with the flag/cflag that allows dynamic libraries if the option is checked.
Maybe even let the user choose to use a self compiled lua installation in a folder that has to be specified by the user.
I totally understand the decision why dynamic libraries are not implemented in the first place, but having the freedom to choose if you want to allow it yourself would unlock a whole lot of extra potential for this app.
Thanks for considering my suggestion.
Is there any way to allow dynamic libraries?
Perhaps via a toggle in a future release with a definitive warning what the consequences may be if activated?
Like, work with the current built in lua installation if option is not checked and work with a second lua installation which was compiled with the flag/cflag that allows dynamic libraries if the option is checked.
Maybe even let the user choose to use a self compiled lua installation in a folder that has to be specified by the user.
I totally understand the decision why dynamic libraries are not implemented in the first place, but having the freedom to choose if you want to allow it yourself would unlock a whole lot of extra potential for this app.
Thanks for considering my suggestion.
