Miguel de Icaza wrote:
*sigh* I just recently (today :) realised there is also a Javascript compiler for .NET.I was wondering, could this be used to implement Microsoft.JScript?That would be the plan (part of the requirements that I mentioned before
are aimed at this: have a Reflection.Emit backend, make the compiler and
make the JScript compiler embeddable class)
Looking at the .NET class libraries & compilers (and what's in mono CVS) I see the following:
Microsoft.CSharp/JScript/VisualBasic/Vsa/Win32
Is it correct to assume that Microsoft.CSharp/JScript/VisualBasic contain:
* runtime for JScript and VisualBasic
* compilation / code generation classes (for all)
So the strategy would be to use the code generation classes in a compiler, right?
If so, is this being done yet? (and why is Microsoft.VisualBasic and Microsoft.CSharp not in the same parent directory?)
I assume the Microsoft.VisualBasic/CSharp/JScript will function in a similar way, is that correct? (is there code in CSharp/VisualBasic we can re-use for JScript?)
ps. how are we going to name the mono JScript compiler?
ps2. I assume we are also prototyping this compiler in the janet module (so I need to add new directories)?
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Jeroen
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