Out of curiosity, where did you get the documentation on the PE format ?

Hum… It's a late answer, so I'm just going to go along and skip it. I hope you turned out ok. I have finally made (and published in LuaRocks) a fork of lua-zip, named lua-libzip, which should work under all Lua versions. I have updated love-release to work with LÖVE 11.x. I should be easier to insta...

As the developer of love-release, I'm confused. You have dropped the "patch" version number (11.1 instead of 11.0), and the filename is love-11.1-win64.zip (without the patch number), but inside the zip file, you kept the patch number: love-11.1.0-win64/love.exe , which forces me to make a...

The new version number just made my day.
Great work!

Thanks a lot

Hi everyone!

It's that time of the year again, where I dig back an old thread. Will you go to FOSDEM 2018?
There isn't a Lua developer room this year, but that does not mean we can't meet.

See you! maybe. And happy new year!

luacheck is a tool for linting and static analysis of Lua code. While it won't check the aestetics of your code, it can check that you don't use global variables, don't shadow variables, and several more useful options. It is really handy.

Hi! Great project ! Good luck from love-release :p
I find it a bit confusing that you can compile Lua with "luac" but you realy use "luajit" inside, because "luac" is a standard LuaPUC tool.

What's wrong with LOVE release? Lua code with few dependencies, but mature program: https://github.com/MisterDA/love-release Compiling the required ZIP library is the hardest thing ever on Windows. Yep, that's why I've never provided binaries ;) This is a cool project ! I will definitely check how ...

The first error is a problem of version compatibility with Lua, LuaRocks and love-release.
The second error is quite odd, your system is trying to execute Lua code as an sh script.

You could fork LÖVE git repository and branch from 0.10.2, and apply your changes here. It will be easier to maintain and to use.