Gregor Hartmann

@TerryE Terry I think that this solution makes a lot of sense. More sense than allowing host based standard compilation. I am not sure if I understand all the details....

@TerryE Terry you are right that flashing incremental LFS would most likely be overkill. As to the compression of the files, I never measured how long a download takes, but...

Terry, impressive that the buffer size has so little influence to the compression ratio. Rates might differ for HTML and CSS, but I guess the direction stays the same. So...

> So for now I will continue to focus on getting LFS working without compression. that sounds reasonable, as having LFS is a much greater improvement than compression, which might...

At first I thought it was a bad idea to switch away from the current mechanism of building an LFS image. Now I see the only problem in the limit...

> > build program binary available for download > > What do you mean by this. Currently you cannot download a copy of luac.cross for windows (maybe I missed other...

Terry that sounds great, especially the part of building the LS file incrementally, which allows for (almost) arbitrary large string tables if done iteratively. So luac.cross will generate a version...

Wow, that is one writeup of all your prepartion of this and the descussions about it. I stumbled across this example: > ### Example usecases > ```lua > -- Create...

Sure it compiles. I just thought there might be defines which would default to something different later on. BTW the sjson.h and .c have many includes in common. Should I...

I don't know what #include_once means in the C realm. But all includes have guards against double inclusion.