Petter Strandmark
Petter Strandmark
@asottile ping on this.
> > @asottile is there anyone specific that should be signing off? > > I've been going with the loosest interpretation of that possible and haven't had any pushback --...
I can revive that PR if we agree that it it is likely to be merged. This is a problem that has been observed for real code, so would be...
> ah shoot, that's probably on me -- I might've missed the last round of reviews on there and then it lapsed (and now conflicts) Merged it with master again...
When I originally created this library, I did the bare minimum for it to be useful in production. The API was deliberately kept small to reduce the likelihood of bugs....
I don't plan to do this in C code, as it would increase the complexity too much. It will have to be done with json. Perhaps automatically.
Python possibly still links to the 32-bit installation files by default for Windows. But I think it makes little sense for this project to support Windows 32-bit.
No they are not available at all.
I have a couple of PRs (#21, #22) that have experimented with adding support for modules in different ways. What you can do now is to expose Python functions to...
#21 should make built-in QuickJS modules available. But I don't really want to make them available. I am more interested in being able to parse and import JS modules.