Some of you might not have noticed it yet but the way that os.clock works on Linux is much different than it does on windows even in normal Lua 5.1. It just counts the time that the cpu has been running while it skips the sleep/vsync delay time. This replacement should fix that and it would make it work exactly like in Windows.

Installation is normal, just extract it and it'll be working.

LUA ERROR: sys/lua/autorun/main.lua:3: attempt to index global 'jit' (a nil value)

Nice job.

Nice, good to see you working hard on these LuaJIT stuffs.

Again thanks for solving the problem.

Seems very useful to cover the bug about os.clock. Nice job anyway.

Very useful, thanks.

Well done.

Hello, %user%, for your information read http://lua-users.org/wiki/DateAndTime

Awesome!
Nice job.