I am using wax.framework (note: it's a framework file) in my iOS project, but i don't know how to load my byte code files when using wax.framework. This link (https://github.com/probablycorey/wax/wiki/Luac) said it can load byte code files, does somebody know how to do it?
How do I load my byte code files when using wax.framework
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I don’t know about wax.framework but Lua byte code files can be loaded transparently by Lua just use the same commands you use for loading source files.
(Strictly speaking, Lua 5.2 does allow an application to limit the kind of files it is willing to load. I don’t know whether wax.framework does that.)