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it can also act as a jit
quickjs provides "jit" only on the level js -> wasm, but inside wasm it is interpreter, isn't it?
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2019 July 17
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or you can use QuickJS to jit js code or compile js code to c and later on to wasm with ecmascripten
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quickjs provides "jit" only on the level js -> wasm, but inside wasm it is interpreter, isn't it?
no
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you should read the doc
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quickjs is just js to c (or binary) compiler
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it can act as a jit too
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it's very similar tcc from fabrice bellard too
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tcc can compile to a file or jit in memory c code
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this is the same but using js as source
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Online Demo
An online demonstration of the QuickJS engine with its mathematical extensions is available at numcalc.com. It was compiled from C to WASM/asm.js with Emscripten.
An online demonstration of the QuickJS engine with its mathematical extensions is available at numcalc.com. It was compiled from C to WASM/asm.js with Emscripten.
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this is what you said
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you can compile the compiler to wasm too
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it can act as a jit too
if it can compile js to C without embedding, it looks very interesting
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will look to the doc
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yeah, it's great, Bellard is a master
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didn't know about it, do you have link? in any case this is a much more native solution, you don't need .net, it's self contained
jsc.exe is installed by default in your Windows since Vista. It was one if three default .NET languages before Core.
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And it's not a JavaScript