Re: Does LuaBind recognize inline functions?

You didn't mention what compiler you are using, but "inline" is usually just
a suggestion to the compiler.  

 

Luabind works through pointers to functions. An inline function has no
address since it is expanded in place. 

 

I should warn you though that placing the implementation of an inline
function in a separate compilation unit (.cpp) can lead to unpredictable
results.  One thing you might try is to remove your prototype and replace it
with the implementation in your header.

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From: Secretive Loon 

 

It seems a silly question to me but it's the only conclusion I have left. My
compiler gives the error:

Error  3          error C2065: 'AI_GetSinglePlayer' : undeclared identifier


 

for the line of code:

luabind::module( GetLua() ) [

                      luabind::def("AI_GetSinglePlayer", AI_GetSinglePlayer)

          ];

 

for the function:

inline CBasePlayer *AI_GetSinglePlayer()

{

          if ( gpGlobals->maxClients > 1 )

          {

                      return NULL;

          }

          

          return UTIL_GetLocalPlayer();

}

 

with the prototype/declaration:

inline CBasePlayer *AI_GetSinglePlayer( void );

 

Each piece of code is in a separate file. Intellisense goes to the
declaration if I right-click and select "Go to Declaration", so it knows
it's there. If I'm wrong about the inline functions, and I hope I am, what
else could I be doing wrong here? The same code worked fine for a function
with the same scope but wasn't inline. All input is appreciated.

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