We've managed it -- LuaRocks with LuaJIT. The shipping bug for remote
installs (libsleay32.dll not found) notwithstanding, nor a regex bug
that's now fixed, we added:
IF EXIST %LUA_BINDIR%\luajit.exe (
SET LUA_INTERPRETER=%LUA_BINDIR%\luajit.exe
GOTO INTERPRETER_IS_SET
)
into install.bat and made sure the dll was the correct name, and
that's it. After that, the proper flags indicating luajit and its
usual directories is enough to have luarocks do the right thing on
module make/build/etc.
-D
On Sat, Nov 26, 2011 at 3:50 PM, Oisín <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
> On 19 June 2011 16:59, Oisín <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>> The batch file makes hardcoded assumptions about the name of the
>> interpreter and the lua DLL - I can't remember how I got past this using
>> LuaJIT the first time (probably renaming/copying them, lazy as usual), so
>> this time I just tweaked the installer to accept an /INT parameter with the
>> interpreter name, and just added a check for lua51.dll somewhere.
>>
>> Then I tried to install Luasocket again and was reminded that it will not
>> work. Must read up on this 'builtin' type and see what can be done...
>>
>> Tiny diff of installer.bat attached.
>
> Hi guys,
>
> Am I the only one using Luajit + LR + Windows, or is there a better way of
> making this work? There were no comments on this, but Luarocks still doesn't
> work out of the box with Luajit as the default interpreter, so maybe I'm the
> only one struggling with it.
>
> There seems to be a "--lua-suffix" option in the *nix configure script, but
> none with the Windows installer, hence this modification.
> I wouldn't mind if LR used its own copy of Lua, except that packages with
> compiled code then cause Luajit to crash if they're not compiled against its
> Lua library.
>
> Oisín
>
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