On Nov 11, 2014, at 8:45 AM, Andreas Marschke wrote:
> I've looked at process.config which is like this in my environment:
>
> { target_defaults:
> { cflags: [],
> default_configuration: 'Release',
> defines: [],
> include_dirs: [],
> libraries:
> [ '-lz',
> '-lcares',
> '-lv8',
> '-lssl',
> '-lcrypto' ] },
> variables:
> { clang: 0,
> gcc_version: 49,
> host_arch: 'x64',
> node_install_npm: false,
> node_prefix: '/usr',
> node_shared_cares: true,
> node_shared_http_parser: false,
> node_shared_libuv: false,
> node_shared_openssl: true,
> node_shared_v8: true,
> node_shared_zlib: true,
> node_tag: '',
> node_unsafe_optimizations: 0,
> node_use_dtrace: false,
> node_use_etw: false,
> node_use_openssl: true,
> node_use_perfctr: false,
> node_use_systemtap: false,
> python: '/usr/bin/python',
> target_arch: 'x64',
> v8_enable_gdbjit: 0,
> v8_no_strict_aliasing: 1,
> v8_use_snapshot: false } }
>
> And looking at this I wondered: Does node (during runtime!) acknowledge that
> you've change something there? Such as adding the key and value:
>
> process.conf.variables.node_use_idle_notification = false
>
> Does node care about changes like this? Are there viable reasons to NOT do
> this?
The documentation says this is "An Object containing the JavaScript
representation of the configure options that were used to compile the current
node executable"
http://nodejs.org/api/process.html#process_process_config
As such I would assume it is treated as read-only, or that if you are able to
make any changes to it, it would be pointless and confusing to do so since it
would have no effect.
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