Dominik Weinhold wrote: > At the moment I am looking into getting it to run for an iOS app but I'm > having trouble with the FFI. From what I know Apple does not allow any > dynamic library in App-Store Apps. So I was wondering if there is a way to > use the LuaJit FFI with static libraries so that apple will accept it? Use a static struct holding function pointers on the C side. Pass a pointer to that as a lightuserdata to Lua. Declare the same struct on the Lua side and cast the received lightuserdata to a pointer (or reference) to it. [You probably know that Apple doesn't permit JIT-compilation, which means you only get the fast LuaJIT interpreter. Alas, the FFI is quite slow when only interpreted. This might be a problem on iOS, if you plan to call C functions via the FFI in performance sensitive contexts (millions of calls in a loop).] --Mike