Latest version

Latest wxLua version is:

» 2.8.10.0 «

The change log for this and previous releases can be found here

Download wxLua...

Sources or binaries? wxLua can be used as an external library by C++ projects in need of a Lua interpreter or as an application or module for programmers who want to write applications entirely in Lua.

If you are interested to wxLua as external, embeddable, library you should download the source package.
Instead, if you are interested to wxLua for writing programs only, then go with the binaries !

You can view a complete list of the downloads here.

...for Windows

Windows download

Binary package ~ 9 MB: self-contained; you won't need anything else.

You may also want to download a package containing the DLLs required for using wxWidgets bindings as a Lua module.

For problems with installation, see the support page.

...for Linux

Linux download

Binary package (autopackage for 32 bit linuxes) ~ 11 MB: self-contained; you won't need anything else; click here for quick info about installing autopackages.
For problems with installation, see the support page.

...for Macintosh

Macintosh download

Binary package (Mac Bundle) ~ 20 MB: self-contained.
For problems with installation, see the support page.

...for Maemo

Run wxLua on your Nokia N810 (possibly N770) using the Maemo platform. Please visit Charles Shapiro's website, http://tomshiro.org/lua-maemo/, for more information.

Sources

Source packages are available in two formats which contain exactly the same things:

See install.html for info about required libraries and how to compile and install them

Browse the source files online

The Sourceforge CVS repository or the source files used to create the nightly tarball can be browsed online as well:


NOTE: For bleeding edge versions of wxLua, which work for example with the latest wxWidgets CVS, you should checkout the wxLua CVS module using these instructions.

NOTE 2: This page lists only the latest release of wxLua. If you are interested to previous releases visit the wxLua download page at SourceForge.