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@@ -12,10 +12,17 @@ You need a C++14-compliant compiler and at least Lua 5.1 to get this library to
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## Tests
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The attached GNU `Makefile` allows you to run both examples and tests using `make examples` and
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-`make test` respectively. You might need to adjust the `LUA_*` variables, so Luwra finds the
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+`make test` respectively. You might need to adjust `LUA_*` variables, so Luwra finds the
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Lua headers and library.
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-So far all tests have been run on recent versions of Arch Linux and FreeBSD, with following results.
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+Assuming all headers are located in `/usr/include/lua5.3` and the shared object name is
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+`liblua5.3.so`, you need to invoke this:
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+
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+```bash
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+make LUA_INCDIR=/usr/include/lua5.3 LUA_LIBNAME=lua5.3 test
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+```
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+
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+Results on recent versions of Arch Linux and FreeBSD:
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Compiler | Lua 5.1<sup>*</sup> | Lua 5.2<sup>*</sup> | Lua 5.3
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@@ -23,4 +30,6 @@ So far all tests have been run on recent versions of Arch Linux and FreeBSD, wit
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clang++ 3.6 | partial | partial | passes
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g++ 5.1 | partial | partial | passes
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-<sup>*</sup> Assertions relying on `lua_Integer` will fail, due to integer quirks in Lua.
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+<sup>*</sup> Assertions relying on `lua_Integer` will fail, due to integer quirks in Lua. This
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+should only concern you if your application expects Lua integers to work like normal integers,
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+because they don't.
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