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You are comparing two different technologies. LuaJIT is an interpreted language, it generally decompiles without problems.
And so, in principle, deep purple that reverse.
depends on experience.
If I came across LuaJIT, then LuaJIT, if I came across C / C ++, then c / C ++.
As if a general hacker system education does not exist.
Lua is an interpreted language. Why decompile it?
From the point of view of protection against a hacker, you should not think about hackers at first. It is better, on the contrary, to make the platform as open and accessible as possible for distribution.
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