Closed jjvbsag closed 9 years ago
All of the source is included in the GitHub repo now. This is only ever been a distribution of Lua not ever building the binary modules. Those came to the project already pre-built. You just take the module you want included and place the pieces (.dll/.Lua, documentation, examples, etc...) into the correct locations in the project tree. Then use INNO Setup to compile the .issue.
Does this help?
Ok, only to get me on the right track: You don't compile anything, but only ¹) collect and combine binaries/scripts available on the web into one setup?!?
Then
I will refine my issue "Please provide a complete list of URLs, where you got the binaries/script from"
¹) Don't get me wrong. The word 'only' shall not undervalue your work. It's a great job done.
Correct.
There is a list in the README.md - https://github.com/rjpcomputing/luaforwindows
Look at the Libraries Used section. Please note that the URLs are from when the Libraries were originally added. LuaForge is not around any more so look on GitHub for them as well.
This would allow us to support you more in maintaining luaforwindows.