If you read my post and its title , you would know I'm not wrong at all... Let's try again shall we? Does "merge with love.exe" give you a hint? How many platforms will a windows-binary-merged-abomination run on? Requiring special interventions by non-windows users is not portable. And sin...

Love is for building applications.

If you worry about applications downloading and running code you trust or approve, you should be running all your applications on a vm (not just love) with restricted network access.

vim only good for simple text editing...

what is coding if not simple text editing?

And so how do you think your frankensteinish abomination will work on anything but your original hardware and software platform? (hint: it won't)

A big part of the attraction of love compared with other game systems is that a single game file can run across all supported systems.

robin - You wrote the script in python? That's just perverse...

So how's this for a messed up idea... something of a love-hate relationship: integrate the tcc code into the love ensemble to allow on-the-fly compilation of lua modules written in c. mymodule=love.build('myluamodle.c') require mymodule The point? If you have a part of your project that is time crit...

or use io.popen... (works on linux/osx... unable to test on windows, sorry)

Interesting... except it depends on all the gnome filth.

I live in a big city, and we have the Electric Powers! So no need for farm animals to make my computer machine work. Maybe in 3rd worlds they need goats and rams to get their powers, but not here! I guess not everyone knows the technical secrets like me, but Microsoft have decided to build on the aw...

I run love just fine on my old PPC based ibook under linux. Not yet tried the osx port, but the hardware certainly presents no issues.