Tzvetan Mikov

Wow Thanks for publishing that! I haven't even looked at the code yet, but I started looking at simdjson, and it appears to only support 64-bit CPUs https://github.com/simdjson/simdjson/blob/master/doc/implementation-selection.md . I...

@lemire Hermes is intended primarily for mobile devices, many of which are still running underpowered ARM32 CPUs. Do you have an intuition of the performance there, or do you know...

@radex have you considered publishing your work as an independent library (I have thought of a great name: fastjson.npm)? My feeling is that simdjson and simdutf are amazing libraries that...

@radex good point. I assumed that it would still use the internal APIs, but I realize now that it is impossible in practice - they aren't exported. Hmm. I need...

@radex some further thoughts that may be relevant in this comment: https://github.com/facebook/hermes/issues/684#issuecomment-1614268917

That is a good point. So, basically we need to make the error message more specific. Can you please submit a PR for this?

Hi, unfortunately we can't debug 3rd party libraries, we need a minimal reproduction that clearly indicates what the problem in Hermes is. In this case my recommendation is to try...

Unfortunately we don't have support for classes. There is an AST transformation, but it is unsupported, undocumented, not fully spec-compliant and we don't recommend using it. However we are working...

Great! Yes, I totally view this as a debugging feature. In that case, I will start by trying to implement `debug_disable_vsync` for MacOS/OGL, because that's where I have my current...

It is supported. To confirm, I just ran this: ```sh $ cat test.js async function foo() { isAvailable = await navigator.gpu.requestAdapter(); } print(foo()); $ hermes test.js [object Object] ```