Undefined Reference - Lua_PushInteger

[xxo user]

I want to compile edge, glbsp and Lua from scratch.
Compiling Glbsp is succesful after adding the glbsp source package to edge source tree.

The latest problem is "undefined reference" Lua_PushInteger
and other variables with Lua_..... prefix.

I read using readelf that Lua_PushInteger is included in /usr/lib/liblua.so

I had compile lua with c++, instead of gcc.

How to compile edge with lua source code?

Where to install lua source package from tarball?

Is there any FAQ / HOWTO to compile edge?

Is there any edge source code package that include both glbsp and lua source code?

Is there any src.rpm package for Fedora / Mandriva / SuSE?

Thank you.

[xxo user]

My way to solve glbsp problem by putting glbsp source code inside edge source tree.

1. I downloaded the edge CVS and put it on
~/edge
2. I downloaded glbsp source code in tar.gz format.
3. Move the source code to:
~/edge/trunk/edge
4. Change to current subdirectory.
cd ~/edge/trunk/edge
5. Untar the glbsp source code:
tar -zxf glbsp*
6,. Move the glbsp-..... sub directory to glbsp
mv glbsp* glbsp
7. Back to edge main directory:
cd ~/edge
8. Compile with scons.

Is this idea correct?

My way to solve Lua problems:
The present lua source code Makefile use gcc, not g++ and only create static library, not shared library.

See the following discussion:

http://www.icynorth.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1685

I had created 2 makefiles for creating LUA shared library with G++ at /usr/lib directory.

I can build Edge using the above makefiles.

There is a small modification on SConstruct script at edge source code main directory about the location of libraries.

Make sure the script mention "/usr/lib/liblua.a" for static library.

For shared library you can use -llua and run the following command:

"ldconfig -v | grep lua"

Thank you

[Andrew Apted]

The source code package is in the "EDGE Source Code"
section and is called Edge-1.31-source.tar.bz2

It contains both glbsp and Lua source code.
The Lua source is in win32_lib/ directory and you
should move it to the linux_lib/ directory.
The other libs in win32_lib/ are not needed for Linux
(unless you want to link them statically).

Yes Lua must be compiled with C++ compiler.
The INSTALL document in the 1.31 source package
contains more information on compiling EDGE.

As far as I know there is no RPM or DEB packages
for EDGE.

Hope that helps!