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@rfleury I used to use this technique in Love2D with Lua of all places, where spawning threads is essentially running an entire separate LuaVM, sharing data using FFI types and inverting the structure like that made it very easy to parallelize code

@rfleury I used to use this technique in Love2D with Lua of all places, where spawning threads is essentially running an entire separate LuaVM, sharing data using FFI types and inverting the structure like that made it very easy to parallelize code

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description@rfleury I used to use this technique in Love2D with Lua of all places, where spawning threads is essentially running an entire separate LuaVM, sharing data using FFI types and inverting the structure like that made it very easy to parallelize code

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  • URL: https://x.com/BonbliStar/status/1976619478457942098
  • Author: Bonbli ★ (@BonbliStar)
  • Posted: 2025-10-10 12:03:02

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I used to use this technique in Love2D with Lua of all places, where spawning threads is essentially running an entire separate LuaVM, sharing data using FFI types and inverting the structure like that made it very easy to parallelize code

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