> Please add bin2c to the -dev package; it's most useful. LuaBinaries
> packages already include it.
Hi Reuben,
I think bin2c is best avoided (the Lua authors have the right idea). At
the least, it's terribly named: "bin2c" sounds general, yet this tool
has the specific job of generating Lua C API code. Not /usr/bin
material in my opinion.
As suggested by Luiz, please consider using xxd:
$ apt-get install vim-common # provides "xxd"
$ echo "print('hi')" > test.lua
$ xxd -i test.lua > test_lua.c
Then in your C program (quite easy to make a macro of this):
int do_test_lua(lua_State* L)
{
#include "test_lua.c"
return luaL_loadbuffer(L, (void*)test_lua, test_lua_len,
"test.lua") || lua_pcall(L, 0, 0, 0);
}
--John
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