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LuaRT 1.1: open-source Windows programming framework for Lua(github.com)
3 points by _samt_ 4y ago|2 comments
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by _samt_ 4y ago
LuaRT contains a Windows-optimized runtime library for Lua, with integrated development tools. This project aims to facilitate Lua programming by better integrating Lua with Windows operating systems. Main features : - One-click installer (
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Show HN: LuaRT 1.0, open source Windows programming framework for Lua(github.com)
1 points by _samt_ 4y ago|0 comments
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by _samt_ 4y ago
Hi everyone ! LuaRT Studio is a Windows IDE to develop Lua desktop or console applications, based on the LuaRT interpreter. LuaRT Studio can also be used to develop standard Lua applications based on latest Lua 5.4.4 VM seamlessly. Here is
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LuaRT Studio, free and open-source Windows IDE for Lua(github.com)
1 points by _samt_ 4y ago|1 comments
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by _samt_ 5y ago
LuaRT main goal is to facilitate access to the Windows operating system functionalities without the need for C interoperability (no need for binary modules or FFI layers), hence the choice for PUC Lua :)
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by _samt_ 5y ago
Hi moonchild, - The license will evolve to a full open source project once a certain degree of maturity will be reached. - Yes PUC Lua because it's the reference. I won't go to the debate LuaJIT vs PUC Lua. Maybe a LuaJIT version
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LuaRT, a comprehensive framework for Windows to develop in Lua(luart.org)
32 points by _samt_ 5y ago|8 comments
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by _samt_ 6y ago
Hi, Just curious to know if that project respond to a need. I think that interpreted languages don't have the need to those kind of crossovers functionnalities.