The system Lua here which is binary incompatible is completely reliable. Using
it seems to need remote debug via TCP/IP.
If you can load luasocket or provide your own interface that mimics
the API luasocket provides, you should be fine.
Adding this to a script
require('mobdebug').start
Producing Compilation error on line 2:
You should be using "require('mobdebug').start()" if you are running
on the same machine and
"require('mobdebug').start('ip.address.of.computer-with-ZBS')" if you
are running on a different one. There shouldn't be any compilation
errors.
And "The instruction at 0x66d8171d referenced memory at 0x00000061. The memory could
not be read."
I'm not sure what may be causing this in your case, but it could be
related to the incorrect ".start" reference (as it should be a
function call).
If you still get an error when you change it to a function call, try
to replace it with something simpler, for example, "require'socket'"
to see if it works. If it does, try to then open that socket to
connect to localhost:8172. I expect mobdebug to work if you can get
luasocket connection to work in your environment.
Paul.
