Indeed my intention was not to irritate/get flamed/annoy or degrade
any of the module/extension authors. Thanks Ralph Hempel for the
clarification.
My comment stems from the fact that there are quite a lot of people
who are using Windows, and really there is nothing we can do other
than open the code with a text editor and look at it unless we are
into C programming. Taking this as a fact implies that in order to
script Lua, you need to be able to program in C which blows away all
the simple to use syntax concept of Lua, that is the main selling
point to non programmers.
I do realize that Lua isn't about getting it out and that it is
meant to be embedded in another host program but it has gotten
beyond that scope, for quite some years now, especially since the
release of the Kepler project. I feel the need to express that the
community should be ready, for example, when the Apache includes Lua
support with their next release.
Best Regards,...
George Petsagourakis
