Use VC to load Lua. lib and configure the Lua script ....

Generally, Lua. Lib is not used. How does it come from? It is actually very simple.

We all know that Lua is cross-platform and open-source. So we can see a lot of internal code, so as to provide convenience for Lib.

 

 

Let's explain the answer. Lua. lib can be automatically generated.

Below are detailed steps:

1. The VC project, Win32 static library, is named Lua.

2. Load all *. C and *. h In the SRC file under the Lua root path.

3. debug and release compile with you.

4. You can use Lua. Lib anywhere, of course, in windows.

 

 

/* VC example

* $ Chenxiong
$2009.11.12
*/

Extern "C "{
# Include "Lua. H"
# Include "lualib. H"
# Include "lauxlib. H"
}

# Pragma comment (Lib, "Lua. lib ")

# Include <stdio. h>
# Include <string>
# Include <conio. h>
Using namespace STD;

// "Luatest. Lua"
Int main (void)
{
Lua_state * l = lua_open ();/* initialize opens Lua to obtain the Lua state base */
Lual_openlibs (l); // load all the Lua standard Libraries

Lual_dofile (L, "luatest. Lua"); // execute luatest. Lua and add the assort function to the luatest. Lua stack.
Lua_getglobal (L, "assort"); // use the function name to extract the function address and press it into the stack.
Lua_pushstring (L, "Heihei"); // press the first parameter to the stack.
Lua_pcall (L, 0); // call the assort Function

Int I = (INT) lua_tonumber (L,-1 );
Lua_pop (L, 1 );
Printf ("is % d/N", I );
Lua_close (L );
Return 0;

}

 

 

 

-- [[Luatest. Lua... test function
2009.11.12]

I =-1
Bill = "Hello World"
Function assort (Bill)
D = string. Len (Bill)
If D> = 5 then
I = 1
Else
I = 0
End
Return I
End

Print (assort (Bill ))