Fixed error code issue

init.lua

@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ setmetatable(multi.DestroyedObj, {
 	end,__newindex = uni,__call = uni,__metatable = multi.DestroyedObj,__tostring = function() return "destroyed" end,__unm = uni,__add = uni,__sub = uni,__mul = uni,__div = uni,__mod = uni,__pow = uni,__concat = uni
 })
 
-multi.DESTROYED			= multi.DestroyedObj
+multi.DESTROYED	= multi.DestroyedObj
 
 -- I don't like modifying the global namespace, so I prepend a "$"
 if not _G["$multi"] then

integration/debugManager/init.lua

@@ -5,12 +5,15 @@ multi.defaultSettings.debugging = true
 local dbg = {}
 
 local creation_hook
+local types
 
 creation_hook = function(obj, process)
+    local types = multi:getTypes()
     print("Created: ",obj.Type, "in", process.Type, process:getFullName())
     if obj.Type == multi.PROCESS then
         obj.OnObjectCreated(creation_hook)
     end
+    
 end
 
 local debug_stats = {}
@@ -19,6 +22,8 @@ local tmulti = multi:getThreadManagerProcess()
 multi.OnObjectCreated(creation_hook)
 tmulti.OnObjectCreated(creation_hook)
 
+multi
+
 --[[
     multi.ROOTPROCESS		= "rootprocess"
     multi.CONNECTOR			= "connector"

tests/runtests.lua

@@ -175,12 +175,24 @@ runTest = thread:newFunction(function()
 	end
 	if not love then
 		local ec = 0
-		multi.print("Testing pseudo threading")
-		ec = ec + os.execute("lua tests/threadtests.lua p")
-		multi.print("Testing lanes threading")
-		ec = ec + os.execute("lua tests/threadtests.lua l")
-		if ec ~= 0 then
-			os.exit(1)
+		if _VERSION > "5.1" then
+			multi.print("Testing pseudo threading")
+			_, str, ecc = os.execute("lua tests/threadtests.lua p")
+			ec = ec + ecc
+			multi.print("Testing lanes threading")
+			_, str, ecc = os.execute("lua tests/threadtests.lua l")
+			ec = ec + ecc
+			if ec ~= 0 then
+				os.exit(1)
+			end
+		else
+			multi.print("Testing pseudo threading")
+			ec = ec + os.execute("lua tests/threadtests.lua p")
+			multi.print("Testing lanes threading")
+			ec = ec + os.execute("lua tests/threadtests.lua l")
+			if ec ~= 0 then
+				os.exit(1)
+			end
 		end
 	end
 end)