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-`alv` is written in the Lua programming language, and is compatible with both
-Lua 5.3 and luajit.
-
-## unix/linux and mac os
-Your distribution should provide you with packages for Lua and Luarocks. On Mac
-OS X, both are provided through [homebrew][homebrew]. After installing both of
-these, you should be able to start the Lua interpreter from the shell:
-
- $ lua
- Lua 5.3.5 Copyright (C) 1994-2018 Lua.org, PUC-Rio
- >
-
-You can exit using `CTRL+C`. If the version you see is not 5.3, double check
-your distribution packages or see if it was installed as `lua5.3` or `lua53`.
-Similarily, you should be able to run `luarocks`, `luarocks53` or `luarocks5.3`:
-
- $ luarocks list
-
- Rocks installed for Lua 5.3
- ---------------------------
-
-Again, double check your installation or try adding `--lua-version 5.3` if the
-displayed version is not 5.3.
-
-With everything ready to go, you can now install `alv`:
-
- $ luarocks install alive
-
-To use the copilot GUI, you will also need the `fltk4lua` package, which requires
-installing or building FLTK (also available through homebrew).
-
- $ luarocks install fltk4lua
-
-With the `alive` package, two binaries should have been installed on your system:
-`alv` and `alv-fltk`. If you do not find these in your `$PATH`, you may need to
-apply the exports from `luarocks path` upon login, e.g. in your `.bashrc`.
-
-## windows
-For Windows, a binary package is available from the latest
-[github release][:*release*:]. It includes not only the `alv` source code, but
-also a compiled version of Lua 5.3 as well as Luarocks and all of `alv`'s
-dependencies.
-
-To use the binary package, simply extract the archive and move the folder
-wherever you want. You can now start the `hello.alv` example script by dragging
-it onto the `alv.bat` or `alv-fltk.bat` file in the folder.
-
-If you are going to use the command-line `alv.bat`, it is recommended to add
-the directory containing it to `%PATH%`, so that you can use the `alv` command
-anywhere on your system.
-
-[homebrew]: https://brew.sh
-[luarocks]: https://github.com/luarocks/luarocks/#installing