Most recent edit on 2006-04-14 17:03:43 by MiKail
Additions:
Command-line options for LuaC4:
Note: AFAIK you must be using the second version or LuaC to do this. -Mikail
Deletions:
Command-line options for LuaC4:
Note: AFAIK you must be using the second version or LuaC4 to do this. -Mikail
Edited on 2006-04-14 17:03:09 by MiKail
Additions:
There are several versions of LuaC: one (Thought's modified version) is available here
; another is available here
; and a third (called LuaC4) is available here
. (There are also other versions, intended for other versions of Lua.)
The third version is part of the Win32 binary distribution of Lua 4.0.1, and is probably the most official.
The third version is part of the Win32 binary distribution of Lua 4.0.1, and is probably the most official.
To Undump Files...
Deletions:
There are several versions of LuaC: one (Thought's modified version) is available here
; another is available here
; and a third (called LuaC4) is available here
. (There are also other versions, intended for other versions of Lua.)
The source code for Thought's modified version can be downloaded here
.
To Decompile Files...
Edited on 2006-01-18 05:10:02 by MiKail
Additions:
There are several versions of LuaC: one (Thought's modified version) is available here
; another is available here
; and a third (called LuaC4) is available here
. (There are also other versions, intended for other versions of Lua.)
Deletions:
There are several versions of LuaC: one (Thought's modified version) available here
, one available here
and a third (called LuaC4) available here
. (There are also other versions, intended for other versions of Lua.)
Edited on 2006-01-18 05:09:25 by MiKail
Additions:
There are several versions of LuaC: one (Thought's modified version) available here
, one available here
and a third (called LuaC4) available here
. (There are also other versions, intended for other versions of Lua.)
Deletions:
There are several versions of LuaC: one available here
(Thought's modified version), one available here
and a third, called LuaC4, available here
. (There are also other versions, intended for other versions of Lua.)
Edited on 2006-01-18 05:08:21 by MiKail
Additions:
The source code for Thought's modified version can be downloaded here
.
Deletions:
The source code for Thought's modified version is available here
.
Edited on 2006-01-18 05:07:59 by MiKail
Additions:
There are several versions of LuaC: one available here
(Thought's modified version), one available here
and a third, called LuaC4, available here
. (There are also other versions, intended for other versions of Lua.)
Deletions:
There are several versions of LuaC: one available here
(Thought's modified version), one available here
and a third, called LuaC4, available here
. (There are also other versions, belonging to other versions of Lua.)
Edited on 2006-01-18 05:07:40 by MiKail
Additions:
There are several versions of LuaC: one available here
(Thought's modified version), one available here
and a third, called LuaC4, available here
. (There are also other versions, belonging to other versions of Lua.)
Deletions:
There are several versions of LuaC: one available here
(Thought's modified version), one available here
and a third, called LuaC4, available here
.
Edited on 2006-01-18 05:07:02 by MiKail
Additions:
There are several versions of LuaC: one available here
(Thought's modified version), one available here
and a third, called LuaC4, available here
.
Deletions:
There are several versions of LuaC: one available here
(Thought's modified version), one available here
and a third, called LuaC3, available here
.
Edited on 2006-01-18 05:06:40 by MiKail
No differences.
Edited on 2006-01-18 05:06:29 by MiKail
Additions:
There are several versions of LuaC: one available here
(Thought's modified version), one available here
and a third, called LuaC3, available here
.
The third version is part of the Win32 binary distribution of Lua 4.0.1, and is probably the most official.
The source code for Thought's modified version is available here
.
Command-line options for the Thought's modified version:
Command-line options for LuaC4:
luac -o [outputfile] [inputfile]
Note: AFAIK you must be using the second version or LuaC4 to do this. -Mikail
Note: AFAIK you must be using the Thought's modified version to do this, though I haven't been able to get it to work. -Mikail
Deletions:
There are two versions: one here
and one here
.
The source code for the first version is available here
.
Command-line options for the first version:
luac -s -o [outputfile] [inputfile]
Note: AFAIK you must be using the second version to do this. -Mikail
Note: AFAIK you must be using the first version to do this, though I haven't been able to get it to work. -Mikail
Edited on 2005-08-16 22:45:51 by MiKail
Additions:
Note: AFAIK you must be using the first version to do this, though I haven't been able to get it to work. -Mikail
Deletions:
Note: I haven't been able to get this to work, yet. -Mikail
Edited on 2005-08-16 22:44:25 by MiKail
Additions:
The source code for the first version is available here
.
Command-line options for the first version:
Command-line options for the second version:
Deletions:
The command-line options for the first version:
The command-line options for the second version:
Edited on 2005-08-16 22:43:30 by MiKail
Additions:
There are two versions: one here
and one here
.
The command-line options for the first version:
usage: luac [options] [filenames]. Available options are:
- process stdin
-u undump
-l list
-o file output file (default is "luac.out")
-p parse only
-s strip debug information
-t test code integrity
-v show version information
The command-line options for the second version:
usage: luac [options] [filenames]. Available options are:
- process stdin
-l list
-o file output file (default is "luac.out")
-p parse only
-s strip debug information
-t test code integrity
-v show version information
Note: AFAIK you must be using the second version to do this. -Mikail
Note: I haven't been able to get this to work, yet. -Mikail
Deletions:
Note: you must be using this
version.
Switches
-s: strip headers and comments (maybe for compiling, only).
-o: overwrite outputfile if it already exists.
-u: unknown. Maybe means "undump" (e.g., decompile).
Note: this flag isn't supported by the version listed above. -Mikail
Edited on 2005-08-15 04:33:23 by MiKail
Additions:
luac -s -o [outputfile] [inputfile]
Deletions:
luac [outputfile] [inputfile]
Edited on 2005-08-15 04:32:47 by MiKail
Additions:
-u: unknown. Maybe means "undump" (e.g., decompile). Note: this flag isn't supported by the version listed above. -Mikail
Related Pages:
Deletions:
-u: unknown. Maybe means "undump" (e.g., decompile).
Edited on 2005-08-06 15:30:50 by MiKail
Additions:
Note: you must be using this
version.
Deletions:
You must be using this
version.
Oldest known version of this page was edited on 2005-08-06 15:30:29 by MiKail []
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Documentation for LuaC
To Compile Files...
luac [outputfile] [inputfile]
You must be using
this
version.
To Decompile Files...
luac -u [inputfile] > [outputfile]
Switches
-s: strip headers and comments (maybe for compiling, only).
-o: overwrite outputfile if it already exists.
-u: unknown. Maybe means "undump" (e.g., decompile).
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