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  1. The Programming Language Lua

    Official website of the Lua language about news get started download documentation community site map português designed and developed at

  2. Lua: getting started

    To embed Lua into your C or C++ program, you'll need the Lua headers to compile your program and a Lua library to link with it. If you're getting a ready-made Lua package for your platform, you'll probably …

  3. Lua: about

    Lua is a powerful, efficient, lightweight, embeddable scripting language. It supports several programming styles: procedural, object-oriented, functional, data-driven, and data description.

  4. Lua: download

    Source Lua is free software distributed in source code. It may be used for any purpose, including commercial purposes, at absolutely no cost. All versions are available for download. The current …

  5. Lua: documentation

    The official definition of the Lua language is its reference manual, which describes the syntax and the semantics of Lua, the standard libraries, and the C API.

  6. Lua 5.3 Reference Manual - contents

    Lua 5.3 Reference Manual The reference manual is the official definition of the Lua language. For a complete introduction to Lua programming, see the book Programming in Lua.

  7. Lua: reference manuals

    Dec 22, 2025 · The official definition of the Lua language is its reference manual, which describes the syntax and the semantics of Lua, the standard libraries, and the C API.

  8. Programming in Lua : 1

    Nevertheless, Lua is still the same language; most things that we will see here are valid regardless of how you are using Lua. For a start, we recommend that you use the stand-alone interpreter (that is, …

  9. Programming in Lua : 16.1

    Lua does not have the concept of class; each object defines its own behavior and has a shape of its own. Nevertheless, it is not difficult to emulate classes in Lua, following the lead from prototype …

  10. Programming in Lua : 3.2

    Lua compares strings in alphabetical order, which follows the locale set for Lua. For instance, with the European Latin-1 locale, we have "acai" < "açaí" < "acorde".