Mike Parsons

Would it be possible for you to share the c progam(s) / emscripten makefile that you used to produce dukweb.js that is used on your browser repl? I am interested...

Thanks @svaarala ... I created a test of the WebAssembly version here ... https://s3.amazonaws.com/mparsons/dukweb/index.html It is considerably faster than the Javascript version and is pretty close to native speed :-)...

I think it is the same as #15 although I am running on Firefox 63.0.3 (64-bit) on Windows 10

I need to evaluate a bunch of dynamic sql "within" the context of the db and while I know you can do custom functions, my existing code, which I am...

hi @dinedal ... now that you have merge permissions, any chance you could add this?

Thanks a bunch ... glad you are keeping this alive :-)

This already exists ... download https://github.com/jart/cosmopolitan/releases/download/3.1.3/cosmocc-3.1.3.zip and you'll find it in the bin directory.

Hey @serapath ... the bin directory in the zip file I mentioned contains a universal binary - qjs that is quickjs.

Ideally with the fetch handler but would settle for just Spidermonkey.

I use the sqlite command shell extensively to script various database tasks. Currently I use the command shell utilities to pre/post data coming into and flowing out of the sqlite...