Who is using modified Lua versions, what are they and why?

Lua is small, readable and easily modifiable which are huge perks. However they only come in handy if you are in control of the application itself which is running Lua. If you rely on the default distributed Lua version, you can't just change the parser. Especially if you are writing modules, then you have very little control over the runtime.

So out of curiosity: Who is using modified Lua versions, what are the modifications and why do you need them?

~ Sewbacca

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