Moved AllocatorDefinition in a lanes namespace

1 files changed, 8 insertions, 2 deletions

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                                 If <tt>nil</tt>, Lua states are created with <tt>lua_newstate()</tt> and reuse the allocator from the master state.<br />
                                 If <tt>"protected"</tt>, The default allocator obtained from <tt>lua_getallocf()</tt> in the master state is wrapped inside a critical section and used in all newly created states.<br />
-                                If a <tt>function</tt>, this function is called prior to creating the state, with a single string argument, either <tt>"keeper"</tt> or <tt>"lane"</tt>. It should return a full userdata containing the following structure:
+                                If a <tt>function</tt>, this function is called prior to creating the state, with a single string argument, either <tt>"keeper"</tt> or <tt>"lane"</tt>. It should return a full userdata created as follows:
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-                                                        <pre>   struct { uintptr_t version { AllocatorDefinition::kAllocatorVersion }; lua_Alloc allocF; void* allocUD; }</pre>
+                                                        <pre>
+        static constexpr lua_CFunction _provideAllocator = +[](lua_State* const L_) {
+                lanes::AllocatorDefinition* const _def{ new (L_) lanes::AllocatorDefinition{} };
+                // populate _def->allocF and _def->allocUD here
+                return 1;
+        };
+                                                        </pre>
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