spidermonkey

V8 - 开源，由Google开发，用C ++编写 Rhin- 由Mozilla基金会开源，完全用Java开发 SpiderMonkey 第一个JavaScript引擎，Netscape Navigator，Firefox JavaScriptCore 苹果公司为Safari开发 KJS 最初由Harri Porten为KDE项目的Konqueror网络浏览器开发 Chakra** (JScript9) Microsoft Edge Chakra** (JavaScript) Microsoft IE9-IE11 Nashorn 作为OpenJDK的一部分，由Oracle Java语言和工具组编写 JerryScript 一个物联网的轻量级引擎 链接：https://www.jianshu.com/p/81f6ded64ab2 来源： https://www.cnblogs.com/hshy/p/12008753.html

In my application I am using Box2D and Spidermonkey . Both libraries are defining the type uint32, which obviously gives me a compiler-error when using both in the same compilation unit. b2settings.h (Box2D): typedef unsigned int uint32; jsotypes.h (Spidermonkey): typedef unsigned long uint32; Is there any way to resolve this collision without needing to change the headers of the 3rd-party libraries? I am thankful for every hint! You can do this hack: #define uint32 Box2D_uint32 #include "Box2D.h" #undef uint32 #define uint32 Spider_uint32 #include "Spidermonkey.h" #undef uint32 Since typedef

My question is related to how the JS engines implement the pattern of asynchronous events when we do something like bind event handlers on a dom for lets say a click event.? Do they have something like a separate thread that is listening to all the click events ? When an event does occur , do they refer the bind list and bubble up the events ? Similar is with Ajax,the asynchronous network call, where the browser spans a new thread that would start listening to the data from the server and when the response is received, it would call the success handler? jfriend00 Read this post about the

Ok, here's the thing. I have a good JS background, had my share of JS in the past, and have lots of cool bare-bones tools I take with me from project to project that act like a library. I'm trying to formulate work with CouchDB. Now, after getting used to luxury of cool tools that you wrote and simplify the language for you - I find it a little frustrating to write many things in bare-bones manner. I'm looking for a way I can load to the database context a limited, highly efficient and generic set of tools that focus on the pure language and makes the work with the language much more groovy

I need to split a JavaScript file into single instructions. For example a = 2; foo() function bar() { b = 5; print("spam"); } has to be separated into three instructions. (assignment, function call and function definition). Basically I need to instrument the code, injecting code between these instructions to perform checks. Splitting by ";" wouldn't obviously work because you can also end instructions with newlines and maybe I don't want to instrument code inside function and class definitions (I don't know yet). I took a course about grammars with flex / Bison but in this case the semantic