What is the state of dynamic linking with fastcomp? Is it still not yet implemented? I have some code which potentially calls one of many JS modules, and I'd like to be able to only load those which it actually needs. Another issue I have is having to specify EXPORTED_FUNCTIONS on the command line for all functions I want to be available to side modules. This is very difficult to do with C++ functions, and very impractical for a large library with thousands of potential functions to be called. A better approach would be if this could be specified from within the code. Ideally, I would like to have a modifier in a class declaration that tells the compiler that all of that class's public methods and members should be accessible to external code. It seems like this is possible to do with embind, but requires a good deal of manual setup. Is there a way to have embind automatically export the members of a class in some human readable format, and have dynamically loaded modules use those function members? It seems like if functions in C++ correspond to functions in JS, class instances in C++ correspond to class instances in JS, and the names of those JS functions are predictable from their C++ names/arguments/etc., then it should not be difficult to intermingle code from different files just as you would with dynamic libraries in C/C++, just having the compiled code call functions defined in different JS modules.
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