In Luvit 2.x the entry file is required rather then loaded (with fs.readFileSync + load) which causes two issues.
It requires the input file to have a .lua, .so, or .dll extension and I do not believe an entry file should require any specific filename extension.
It prevents command line arguments getting passed to the entry file in the form of ...
This would also get remedied by this change as you'll just be able to do
load(data)(unpack(args))
In Luvit 2.x the entry file is required rather then loaded (with
fs.readFileSync+load) which causes two issues.It requires the input file to have a
.lua,.so, or.dllextension and I do not believe an entry file should require any specific filename extension.It prevents command line arguments getting passed to the entry file in the form of
...This would also get remedied by this change as you'll just be able to doload(data)(unpack(args))