Frank,
zlib doesn't contain unzip.h.
Also, is iowin32.h = io.h from gcc?
Mike
Frank Bechmann wrote:
Hi Mike,
I used the zlib-1.2.2 to do the compress/decompress stuff. I would send
you my build environment, but this is a complicated mixture of batch
files and SCons scripts which would take a hell of time to walk
through. So just get the zlib, adapt your include directories and link
with the zlib library.
The zlib could be found here: http://www.zlib.net/, at least I got mine
from there, there is also a http://www.gzip.org/zlib/ with a current
release 1.2.1.
HTH,
Frank
Mike Crowe wrote:
Frank,
I'm missing the unzip.h and iowin32.h in my Dev-cpp (gcc)
distribution. Any suggestions on where I can get those libraries?
Mike
Frank Bechmann wrote:
Hi Mike,
sorry for the confusion - as I said it was quite a crude solution. I
wrote this functionality as "Add-On" to the standard srlua, so
ad 1) it's the glue.exe that you build from glue.c in srlua, no changes
made here
ad 2) yes, it's that glue.exe. I just added one source - srluaz.c - to
my very same srlua directory and use this one to build a srluaz.exe.
There are short instructions at the comment for main() in srluac.c,
but they have a slight error, so here are the correct ones:
* Short instructions:
*
* To create a self running executable:
* - one single lua file:
* glue srlua.exe foo.lua foo.exe
* - multiple files stored in one zip file:
* glue srluaz.exe bar.zip bar.exe Z
*
* 'glue' is the unchanged executable as provided by the srlua package.
* 'srlua' is the executable created from the unchanged srlua.c C
module.
* 'srluaz' is the executable created from this C module.
* ...
Feel free to ask further questions,
Frank
Mike Crowe wrote:
Frank,
That's what I was looking for. Questions:
1) You appear to need glue.exe in your file, however, it's not there
(or isn't in the archive in the message).
2) I found glue.exe in srlua project. What's different between your
mysrlua and srlua?
TIA
Mike
Frank Bechmann wrote:
This is the 1st thing I wanted to have
in Lua, so I came up w/ a quite crude solution, see there:
http://lua-users.org/lists/lua-l/2005-01/msg00056.html
Limitations are described there.
If you need the sources just drop me a mail.
Regards, Frank
Mike Crowe wrote:
Hi folks,
This is probably very easy, but I can't seem to see how to do it. I
have a complete project of ~12 .lua files that I want to distribute.
Windows platform. Assume destination has lua.exe and luac.exe
I thought the answer was to:
luac -o myfile.luac file1.lua file2.lua file3.lua .... file12.lua
That creates "myfile.luac" that appears to be all the files together.
However, if I copy this file to a new directory, and execute:
lua myfile.luac
I get an error like:
lua: cannot read compat.lua: No such file or directory
stack traceback:
[C]: in function `dofile'
all.lua:9: in main chunk
(luac): in main chunk
[C]: ?
(compat.lua is one of the files in my project).
What am I missing here?
TIA
Mike
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