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  -Luapak is a command-line tool that offers a complete, all-in-one (yet modular) solution for building a standalone, zero-dependencies, possibly statically linked executable for any Lua program.
  +Luapak is a command-line tool that offers a complete, multi-platform (Linux, macOS, and Windows), all-in-one (yet modular) solution for building a standalone, zero-dependencies, possibly statically linked (only on Linux) executable for any Lua program.
   It automatically resolves all required dependencies using LuaRocks and static analysis of requirements across Lua
   sources, generates C wrapper with embedded Lua sources, compiles it and links with Lua library and native extensions.
   
  
positive.code: * Add support for LuaJIT into lua_finder module.
  * Write documentation into README.
  * Write integration tests.
  * Fix and test support for Windows.
  * Use AppVeyor for building standalone Luapak for Windows.
  * Add support for “squashing” Lua sources into single file that can be used as entry script.
    ** Luapak already supports embedding multiple source files, but every file is stored separately to be lazy loaded, so it cannot be compressed as a single unit.
  * Integrate with LuaSrcDiet to strip comments etc.
  
negative.code: 
  === Download standalone binary
  
  You can also download standalone Luapak binaries for Linux, macOS and Windows from https://github.com/{gh-name}/releases/[Releases].
  
  Note: Linux binaries are statically linked with http://www.musl-libc.org/[musl libc], so they should work on any Linux system.
  
  