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LEARN ABOUT DEBIAN

lua-config50

lua-config(1)						      General Commands Manual						     lua-config(1)

NAME

       lua-config - Lua configuration information

SYNOPSIS

       Basic usage

       gcc ` lua-config --include ` my_prog.c -o my_prog ` lua-config --libs `

DESCRIPTION

       The  lua-config script allows you to determine useful information about the chosen version of lua running on the Debian GNU/Linux system in
       use.  More information can be found by running lua-config without any arguments.

CAVEATS

       This script is unique to Debian and as such you shouldn't rely on its presence on every system. Lua is an embedded language by default  and
       different Linux distributions each take a different approach to making it possible to compile with Lua. The pkg-config system also provides
       a way to look for libraries and is more likely to be supported across different Linux distributions. Debian's pkg-config name for  Lua  5.0
       is lua50 and the libraries are in lualib50.  These pkg-config files can be found in the liblua50-dev and liblualib50-dev packages.

AUTHOR

       lua-config was written by Daniel Silverstone <dsilvers@debian.org>.

       This  manual  page  was written by Daniel Silverstone <dsilvers@debian.org>.  For the Debian project. It may be used without restriction in
       any other system.

SEE ALSO

       lua(1) pkg-config(1)

																     lua-config(1)