Tim Caswell
Tim Caswell
@indutny I'm not sure, just trying to think of a way JIT could help speed up duktape without completely blowing up the memory requirements and/or codebase complexity.
Perhaps it's just my inexperience, but I've not yet been able to write a direct-threaded interpreter that is actually faster or uses less ram (usually it's worse at both). Of...
Sure, go for it.
http://luvit.io/blog/pure-luv.html The summary is you need to use lit to manage most the deps, but can use luarocks to install the luv bindings for stock lua/luajit. It's probably best if...
I'd love to use mithril with rollup to only include the code and functions I actually use. In particular, I often don't use routing, the request code or the polyfill....
I also need multicast for P2P discovery of apps and services on lans. I don't need video or audio, just need a way to send datagrams to communicate and discover.
Yes, this would be great if it could be automated. I think travis now has OSX guests and we have appveyor for windows, so it should be possible for most...
Sure, that would be the bare minimum. Next important on the list I think would be arm32 and arm64 variants. Those platforms are getting more and more popular.
Sometimes you can build them inside docker or chroots using qemu-user-static to emulate arm CPUs
I've had good experience using docker combined with qemu-user-static to build stuff in arm containers on x86 kernels/hosts