Applications :: Ubuntu 9.10|codelite--getting Lua To Compile Properly?

I assume that this would be the correct place to put this, because codelite isapplication that you have to download via the Ubuntu Software center to get. But anyhow...I have been playing around with codelite for a little while nowand I wanted to use it for the purpose of learning how to script and write programs in Lua programming languageAccording to the program description it comes with the Lua support built in, but running it proves to me that it is solely a C++ application.

This isn't an extreme problem, though, I've read that Lua is supposed to be programmed through C++ anyhow. I am having only one problem that needs the attention. I ran through the code and got an error telling me that it could not find the #include files for Lua. A quick check of the /usr/include/ files showed me that there werendeed none in there.That being said, I went to the Lua website and downloaded the source and binaries *.tar.gz file, extracted it to a folder called "Lua." I am unable to move the #include files from inside its include folder to the main one on /usr/include/.

I have a feeling it is an administrator problem and that I need something involving the terminal or sudo to reach there. I have read around online, and they almost all say the same thing, telling me to navigate to the folder and "run make." I know what this is and how to do it, but it says that it cannot find the Makefile, which I have seen and know is in the folder, so it doesn't.Moving to the src folder within the Lua folder shows me that there is another Makefile, meaning that I have a second chance to make the files. I navigate to it, and then what do you know? Make works. Until the end, where I get a lot of errors and a termination of the process. Errors include Error 1 and Error 2, which I do not know what they are