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-This is lua, the stand-alone Lua interpreter.
-It can be used as a batch interpreter and also interactively.
-There are man pages for it in both nroff and html in ../../doc.
-
-Usage: lua [options] [script [args]].  Available options are:
-  -        execute stdin as a file
-  -e stat  execute string `stat'
-  -i       enter interactive mode after executing `script'
-  -l name  load and run library `name'
-  -v       show version information
-  -w       catch use of undefined global variables
-  --       stop handling options
-
-This interpreter is suitable for using Lua as a stand-alone language; it loads
-all standard libraries. For a minimal interpreter, see ../../etc/min.c.
-
-If your application simply exports new functions to Lua (which is common),
-then you can use this interpreter unmodified by putting your functions into
-a library and loading it dynamically (if you have built support for dynamic
-libraries).
-
-If you need to add your library statically, then you can use this interpreter
-almost unmodified, as follows:
-
-* First, define a function 
-	 void myinit (lua_State *L)
-  in your own code. In this function, you should do whatever initializations
-  are needed by your application, typically exporting your functions to Lua.
-  (Of course, you can use any name instead of "myinit".)
-
-* Then, #define lua_userinit(L) in luaconf.h to call luaopen_stdlibs and
-  possibly luaopen_stdlibs, which opens all standard libraries. If you don't
-  need them, just don't call openstdlibs and open any standard libraries that
-  you do need in myinit.
-
-* Alternatively, write your own luaopen_stdlibs; the linker will use your
-  version (if you ask politely).
-
-Just remember to link your C code when building lua!
-
-For other customizations, see ../../include/luaconf.h .