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* | * {{package|lua}} : Lua interpreter, compiler and library | ||
* | * {{package|luadoc}} : Documentation generator tool for Lua | ||
* | * {{package|tolua++}} : Automatic wrapper generator for C/C++ code | ||
* | * {{package|lua-posix}} : POSIX library for Lua | ||
* | * {{package|lua-logging}} : Easy logging API for Lua | ||
* | * {{package|lua-sql}} : database access with Lua | ||
* | * {{package|lua-socket}} : networking with Lua | ||
* | * {{package|lua-filesystem}} : file system access functions | ||
Currently no packages are awaiting review. Start a new one! | Currently no packages are awaiting review. Start a new one! | ||
Revision as of 06:29, 23 May 2009
Lua Special Interest Group
Mission
Bring the Lua scripting language and related software and packages into Fedora and integrate nicely into the base system.
Members
Tim Niemueller
Michel Salim
João Felipe Santos
Packages
Currently packaged:
lua
Currently no packages are awaiting review. Start a new one!
Tasks
- Find more people interested in Lua and get them involved
- Identify interesting new packages to import into Fedora
- Get more packagers
Links
Lua : Main website for Lua.
Lua users wiki : Tons of good documentation, howtos, snippets and links to add-on packages.
Programming in Lua : First edition of the Lua book. Most is still relevant, a few things got changed though. It's worth buying and reading the second edition.
Lua reference manual : The Lua reference manual. Very handy, especially if you have it besides your laptop as a real book (really cheap!).