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I did that for a serial port logging tool at my former employer. The clue is in using luac (to compile the script), bin2c (to wrap the compiled script as a lua table) and then to link them together with main Lua (which is set up so that it initiates the script block, of course).
I'm afraid I don't have a "keys ready" solution for you, though. That one was custom made, using Hamster as the build tool to automate the process, but you could use a makefile. It isn't complicated, and well worth someone doing a generic solution (or a working example) on.
-asko 24.8.2004 kello 22:18, The Doctor kirjoitti:
Hello, I am totally lost. I can program Lua 4 as it is used in PtokaX, and I want to run this, or Lua 5, in the same easy way, but to build standalone commandline executables for Windows or DOS. (Basically small customised tools for my own use..)