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Lua (Core)

Lua defines itself as a powerful, efficient, lightweight, embeddable scripting language. It supports procedural programming, object-oriented programming, functional programming, data-driven programming, and data description. This programming language is quite useful, NeoVim can use this language as a first-class language to create its configuration files

Install GCC (Windows)

There are several ways to install C compilers on Windows, but I used MinGW, this utility is used to install C compilers; from SourceForge it's simple to use you just install it, then you click on "next" until see a list of compilers then you install "base" and "C++" compilers, after it, you at MinGW to Windows path, check this guide.

Once you follow that guide, install Chocolatey if you don't have it, which is a package manager for Windows and run this command:

choco install mingw

This package will handle Nvim dependencies requirements while the first compiler files written on C; once those both dependencies have been installed a couple of issues such as Nvim Tressier once should be solved