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clarification request: javascript vm? #2

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dominictarr opened this issue Jul 3, 2013 · 1 comment

dominictarr commented Jul 3, 2013

I am on the look out for a light weight javascript vm,
did you have an implementation of js in C or are you using twostroke to provide js?

I saw a lot of C code that is clearly related to js, but then the twostroke dependency confused me.

thanks, Dominic

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haileys commented Jul 3, 2013

There's a JavaScript VM in C, but it can't parse JS by itself. Instead it reads image files that are created by the twostroke based compiler.

The JS VM should be fairly easy to rip out and run by itself. It has a fairly minimal set of dependencies.

On 04/07/2013, at 2:53, Dominic Tarr notifications@github.com wrote:

I am on the look out for a light weight javascript vm,
did you have an implementation of js in C or are you using twostroke to provide js?

I saw a lot of C code that is clearly related to js, but then the twostroke dependency confused me.

thanks, Dominic

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