lua-hello: Introduce Lua interpreter example using lib-lua#105
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Use Firstname Lastname for authorship and signed-off-by. Use Eduard Rizea instead of Rizea Eduard. Name scripts and defconfigs qemu.arm64 or fc.x86.
Follow the structure, naming and other conventions already existing in the python3-hello/ directory. Basically copy-paste and adapt.
Where is the fs0/ directory? How will it be created?
Add a new application that demonstrates running the Lua interpreter as a Unikraft unikernel. The application boots the Lua interpreter and runs a Lua script passed via the kernel command line. Scripts are shared with the unikernel either through a 9pfs virtio filesystem or packed into an initrd CPIO archive. Signed-off-by: Rizea Eduard <edyrizea@gmail.com>
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Add a new application that demonstrates running the Lua interpreter as a Unikraft unikernel.
The application boots the Lua interpreter and runs a Lua script passed via the kernel command line. Scripts are shared with the unikernel either through a 9pfs virtio filesystem or packed into an initrd CPIO archive.