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//**Remember! It compiles without errors, but I have not tried to run the Linux version.**//
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Remember! It compiles without errors, but I have not tried to run the Linux version.
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//**30 March 2007: Old rc1 build but might be useful for building current.**//
The binaries are [[http://www.mgreene.org/pub/lua-5.1rc.zip here]]. The archive contains:
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The binaries are here. The archive contains:
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So, what is Lua? "Lua is a powerful light-weight programming language designed for extending applications. Lua is also frequently used as a general-purpose, stand-alone language. Lua is free software." At least that is what the [[http://www.lua.org/ Lua website]] says and other than that I have no idea. My interest was to practice constructing makefiles for compiling a program on OS/2-ECS, NT-XP-2000, and possibly Linux with Open Watcom 1.4.
First, download the release candidate source which as of 10 Feb 2006 is located here (dead link?). Next, download my archive from [[http://www.mgreene.org/pub/lua_owatcom.zip here]]. Unarchive the source into a directory of your choosing and then unarchive my file into the same directory which will create a sub-directory named owatcom.
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So, what is Lua? "Lua is a powerful light-weight programming language designed for extending applications. Lua is also frequently used as a general-purpose, stand-alone language. Lua is free software." At least that is what the [[http://www.lua.org/ Lua website]] says and other than that I have no idea.
My interest was to practice constructing makefiles for compiling a program on OS/2-ECS, NT-XP-2000, and possibly Linux with Open Watcom 1.4.
First, download the release candidate source which as of 10 Feb 2006 is located here. Next, download my archive from here. Unarchive the source into a directory of your choosing and then unarchive my file into the same directory which will create a sub-directory named owatcom.
