#!../lua/bin/lua

-- Set libraries up
package.path = package.path .. ';./lib/?.lua';
package.cpath = package.cpath .. ';./lib/?.dll;./lib/?.so;';
-- print("LUA MODULES:\n",(package.path:gsub("%;","\n\t")),"\n\nC MODULES:\n",(package.cpath:gsub("%;","\n\t")))
libluaph  = require 'libluaph1'
url       = require "url"
inifile   = require "inifile"
pprint    = require "pprint"
require "lib" -- our main functions will be imported into the global namespace

-- globals ---------------------------------------------------------------------
log        = nil -- file handle for log file
log_buffer = ""  -- string buffer, holds log data until we can open the log file
-- ... a bunch of other globals

if OS == nil then OS = "Linux" end -- change this when debugging outside the C wrapper to your environment

--[[
find the directory of the current executable
    make sure to handle the scripting environment as well as the
    compiled C file propperly

    set the base directory as environment variable PH_HOME
]]--
PH_HOME = basename(libluaph.realpath(arg[0]))
print("PH_HOME: ", PH_HOME)
libluaph.setenv("PH_HOME", PH_HOME);
print(os.getenv("PH_HOME"))
print(libluaph.getenv("PH_HOME"))
os.exit(0)