Plua is a superset of Lua for classic PalmOS devices with added support for graphics, UI, networking, events and sound. This is the source code for the Plua2c "cross-compiler" that generates .prc files from Plua 2.0 source. You still need Plua2RT and MathLib to run the .prc installed on the same device, which can be downloaded from Plua Revisited.
Plua2c has generously been relicensed under the same MIT terms as Lua by
its original author, Marcio Migueletto de Andrade. For details, see
LICENSE.txt.
The current version generates binaries compatible with Plua2RT 2.0, based on Lua 5.0.3. It should build and run on 32- and 64-bit hosts, either big or little endian. It has been tested on Linux and Mac OS X (PowerPC and x86_64).
Most systems will build with a simple make. This includes current versions
of macOS. PowerPC-based versions of Mac OS X should use
make -f Makefile.macos.
If you are building for a foreign platform, edit Makefile.cross if necessary,
which is in three places in this tree, and use that instead
(make -f Makefile.cross).