SledjHamr - Using OpenSim and Second Life open source software as crutches while we write sane replacements.

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2014-04-22	Move all source into the new src directory, and shuffle a few other things ↵	David Walter Seikel	1	-0/+0
	around.
2014-04-22	Move LuaSL source up one directory.	David Walter Seikel	1	-0/+0

2014-04-21	Convert LuaSL to use LumbrJack.	David Walter Seikel	1	-1/+1

2012-02-25	Beat the script messsage passing into shape, mostly by knocking large chunks ↵	David Walter Seikel	1	-8/+1
	off. lol
2012-02-25	Partial rewrite of the luaproc messages. Still not fixed yet.	David Walter Seikel	1	-1/+1

2012-02-25	Merge the luaproc structure into the script structure, and use that instead.	David Walter Seikel	1	-7/+4

2012-02-25	Strip out some of the waste of space, including unacademicifying luaproc. ↵	David Walter Seikel	1	-1/+1
	Also, replace the channel functions with a real hash.
2012-02-25	Remove a whole bunch of stuff we don't need from our luaproc fork, and ↵	David Walter Seikel	1	-148/+13
	rearrange what's left.
2012-02-25	Moved luaproc into LuaSL, merged it all into it's own file, and replaced the ↵	David Walter Seikel	1	-8/+107
	luaproc list with Eina_Clist. From this point on, luaproc is officialy forked.
2012-02-22	Implement callAndReturn(), use it from callAndWait(). That's most of ↵	David Walter Seikel	1	-1/+2
	LuaSL's side of "use OpenSim to deal with in world stuff".
2012-02-05	Complete the separation of the guts of luaproc message sending from the Lua ↵	David Walter Seikel	1	-1/+1
	wrapper.
2012-02-05	White space fixes.	David Walter Seikel	1	-3/+2

2012-02-05	Move the heavy lifting part of luaproc message sending to it's own function.	David Walter Seikel	1	-0/+3

2012-01-25	Hack together LuaSL, LuaJIT, and luaproc. It's frankenstein right now. lol	David Walter Seikel	1	-0/+5

2012-01-23	Add luaproc and LuaJIT libraries.	David Walter Seikel	1	-0/+92
	Two versions of LuaJIT, the stable release, and the dev version. Try the dev version first, until ih fails badly.