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Hello and thanks for the effort of making this project. I've kind-of ported it to work under lua 5.2, but still no luck running it under lua 5.3. Are there any plans to make it happen?

Hi,
i like this "lua2c" project.
its useful.
i have STARRED this project.
it needs to be improved further.

Thanks.

EXTRA INFO : BTW , i have mentioned it in a Transpiler List here in SO(StackOverflow) site , would you please UPVOTE it here ( or vote to UNDELETE it ) ? please upvote my Question+Answer, both, if you find it useful or if you think it will be helpful for other users related to this type of transpiler projects . Transpiler-List is now here or here or find it under my repo(s) here.
( and please downvote user Caleb's answer, as that is incorrect answer . Correct-answer must answer my questions first , My question is about "Transpiler" tools & which "transpiler" tool can keep high-level algorithms/structures intact , Question/article is NOT about language learning, when to transpile & when-not, etc.
In SO site, user Flimzy (and Caleb) doesn't give advice When "C/C++",etc to "Go" conversion related question is posted or when "C/C++" is criticized , But when "Go"-to-"C/C++",etc conversion Question is posted or when Google based products (like "Go"-language) are criticized , then those users, especially Flimzy "Close" the question & downvotes, & gives many un-asked advices, etc, Because those users are Google PUSHERS & google based product (like "Go", Google-Advertisements,etc) PUSHERS . Flimzy edited-out important text from my post criticizing Advertisements . Google Crimes^{1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6}. Problems in "Go"^{1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7}. )

EDIT : i have added more info in upvote/SO paragraph.
EDIT : i have Starred this project.
EDIT : added another link in upvote paragraph.
EDIT : added new links (created new page for Transpiler List).
EDIT : added links for "Go"/"Golang"-Problems.

Won't run at all for me.

First it was because the require folder being in /lib was not defined (I had to uncomment out line 46) and now it is saying module() is not defined.

Seems like either the load order is messed up or you have packages installed that you didn't push or mention that are required?