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[awsdert]

Judging by the lack of license I'm guessing MIT is gonna be your choice but it is still better for clarity, incidentally are you going for GCC compatibility at all? Would make an interesting drop in replacement for it when compiling the linux kernel. btw I also made my own replacement to make/nmake/gnumake (hated their poor syntax), I've yet to successfully compile kernel code linux mint which I'm on but it works fine for user land code (just look via my profile if you're interested), just not got a solid api just yet.

[m-schmoock]

Hey, the lua module iteself containse the MIT license and the Readme points that out.
I do not really maintain the module anymore, it has be forked and further developed by other people.

[awsdert]

Ah kk, just seemed like there was none since it didn't show on the github project like normally see, would be a good idea to just add it anyway for quick identification, no need to change the readme when doing this since there is no clash