I understand that there is a one-to-one relationship between threads and contexts in the JavaScript engine (only one thread at a time should be given to a specific context, and there must be one context per simultaneously existing script). Is this supported in the default build of SpiderMonkey (which is not thread safe) or must I build a thread-safe version in order to take advantage of multiple contexts in separate threads? Can anyone explain to me exactly what building SpiderMonkey with the NSPR libraries (for thread safety) buys you? Is anyone successfully using the default build of SpiderMonkey in a multi-threaded application? Thanks, Darren
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