Re: Where is 'luavs.bat' in 5.2

[Ulrich Schmidt <u.sch.zw@...>]

I see you are a fan of luadist, thats ok. I took a look at the luadist 
web site. Please correct me if i am wrong, but it looks like luadist 
only supports gcc on windows? Thats ok in case i only want to write 
programs for my own needs. I install mingw and i am done.

What i want to do (and have to do) is: write (fast as possible) simple 
stinger-like fire and forget self-containing programs, other people can 
use without any installation difficulties. I cant do this with gcc. I 
need to deliver at least one runtime-dll too. Sure you can say MSC needs 
mscrt.dll but this library is already present almost everywhere.

I would like to become a fan of luadist in case
- i can use ms compilers
- i can create self containing programs (including preloaded c modules)
- optional: i can do this for wxlua too.

Ulrich.

Am 11.01.2014 12:46, schrieb Philipp Janda:
> Am 11.01.2014 12:19 schröbte Ulrich Schmidt:
> > I did not work with cmake before so i cant say anything pro or against
> > cmake. What i kept in mind, preferring lake, is the fact, that lake can
> > use BOTH toolchains, gcc and msvc.
>
> :-)
>
> > I dont have cmake when i only use MSSDK for instance.
>
> You typically don't have lake either. The question is: do you install a
> binary copy of lake, or a binary copy of cmake.
>
> > The second fact is that lakefiles can use lua to modify c sources to
> > #define something or to preload c modules. (like luabuild shows).
>
> True, cmake uses its own (horrible) scripting language instead of Lua,
> but I think luadist has already implemented some of your required
> feature set. Maybe Peter Drahos can shed some light ...
>
> > Ulrich.
>
> Philipp
>
>
> > Am 11.01.2014 12:07, schrieb Philipp Janda:
> > > What about luadist? I appreciate that a simple batch file has a very
> > > small set of prerequisites, but if you want something full-featured
> > > installing cmake shouldn't be an unreasonable requirement (plus luadist
> > > certainly could use some more guys with cmake-knowledge).
> > >
> > > Philipp