Rudimentary port of lua to RISC OS 64

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Preparing for my RISC OS Pyromaniac presentation today, I wanted to talk about the languages I’d ensured are available. I had not got around to porting Lua, as I just hadn’t had the time. It turned out to take around longer than I expected, at around 90 minutes.

Admittedly, it doesn’t do a lot, and I’ve not actually tested anything but Hello World. But it runs in 64-bit. And as a side effect, also runs in the RISC OS Classic environment too.

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