This is unrelated to LuaRT: on Windows, the allocated console can be closed by the user, causing the program to crash, with no time to fully pick up memory.
For now, the best option is to disable the close button on the console for desktop interpreters (as with versions of LuaRT prior to 1.1)
This is unrelated to LuaRT: on Windows, the allocated console can be closed by the user, causing the program to crash, with no time to fully pick up memory.
For now, the best option is to disable the close button on the console for desktop interpreters (as with versions of LuaRT prior to 1.1)