Writing a minimal Lua implementation with a virtual machine from scratch in Rust
Read OriginalThis technical guide walks through creating a working, minimal Lua implementation in Rust. It covers the full process: lexical analysis, parsing, compiling to a custom virtual machine instruction set, and interpreting the bytecode to run a sample Fibonacci program. The article provides practical Rust code for building core components of an interpreter.
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