I tried to install as suggested in this question ( Get Lua running with Torch on Windows 10 (with limited admin rights) ) with the build.cmd file. This was the result:
mingw32-make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found. Stop.
**** COMPILATION TERMINATED ****
**** BUILDING BINARY DISTRIBUTION ****
The system cannot find the path specified. The system cannot find the path specified. The system cannot find the path specified. The system cannot find the path specified. The system cannot find the path specified. The system cannot find the path specified. The system cannot find the path specified. The system cannot find the path specified.
**** BINARY DISTRIBUTION BUILT ****
'C:\gcc-lua-install\lua\bin\lua.exe' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
Press any key to continue . . .
It fails on this line:
mingw32-make PLAT=mingw
What does this line do? I gather that it "makes" it, but from the tutorial there is no makefile at this point.
@echo off
:: ========================
:: file build.cmd
:: ========================
setlocal
:: you may change the following variable's value
:: to suit the downloaded version
set lua_version=5.3.4
set work_dir=%~dp0
:: Removes trailing backslash
:: to enhance readability in the following steps
set work_dir=%work_dir:~0,-1%
set lua_install_dir=%work_dir%\lua
set compiler_bin_dir=%work_dir%\tdm-gcc\bin
set lua_build_dir=%work_dir%\lua-%lua_version%
set path=%compiler_bin_dir%;%path%
cd /D %lua_build_dir%
mingw32-make PLAT=mingw
echo.
echo **** COMPILATION TERMINATED ****
echo.
echo **** BUILDING BINARY DISTRIBUTION ****
echo.
:: create a clean "binary" installation
mkdir %lua_install_dir%
mkdir %lua_install_dir%\doc
mkdir %lua_install_dir%\bin
mkdir %lua_install_dir%\include
copy %lua_build_dir%\doc\*.* %lua_install_dir%\doc\*.*
copy %lua_build_dir%\src\*.exe %lua_install_dir%\bin\*.*
copy %lua_build_dir%\src\*.dll %lua_install_dir%\bin\*.*
copy %lua_build_dir%\src\luaconf.h %lua_install_dir%\include\*.*
copy %lua_build_dir%\src\lua.h %lua_install_dir%\include\*.*
copy %lua_build_dir%\src\lualib.h %lua_install_dir%\include\*.*
copy %lua_build_dir%\src\lauxlib.h %lua_install_dir%\include\*.*
copy %lua_build_dir%\src\lua.hpp %lua_install_dir%\include\*.*
echo.
echo **** BINARY DISTRIBUTION BUILT ****
echo.
%lua_install_dir%\bin\lua.exe -e"print [[Hello!]];print[[Simple Lua test successful!!!]]"
echo.
pause
The build.cmd appears to: 1) Make some directory variables. 2) Build makefile (missing) with mingw32-make 3) Create the file structure. 4) Place the files in the file structure.
The line I don't understand is the mingw32-make.
Given that you have followed the tutorial correctly and that you have the Lua source files where they are supposed to be you don't have to specify a file name. mingw32-make
will use the file Makefile which is in the source folder which you chose as your starting directory with cd /D %lua_build_dir%
in the preceding line.
PLAT=mingw defines the platform to be used. In this case it's mingw as you're using mingw32. You'll find that in the Makefile btw.
From the GNU make documentation:
Arguments to Specify the Makefile
The way to specify the name of the makefile is with the -f or --file option (--makefile also works). For example, -f altmake says to use the file altmake as the makefile.
If you use the -f flag several times and follow each -f with an argument, all the specified files are used jointly as makefiles.
If you do not use the -f or --file flag, the default is to try GNUmakefile, makefile, and Makefile, in that order, and use the first of these three which exists or can be made
If I had to take an educated guess I would say that you either made a mistake setting up your working director or you ran the build.cmd from the wrong directory. Both can be avoided by following the tutorial step by step.
redownload the lua from here https://www.lua.org/download.html
extract using winrar directly to the directory
rename the version number to the downloaded version number
save text file as UTF-8 build.cmd
run it.
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