Hi v8-users,
I'm trying to figure out how, from the C++ API, I can create a function
that effectively has some dynamically-captured state, as a closure might
have in pure Javascript. I need to generate many different instances of
the same function but with different captured values.
In
Thanks,
I was able to resolve all issues.
Unfortunately I ran into the next issue. I am trying to implement
communication between isolates:
First I get a persistent handle of the message and then forward it to the
target isolate triggering a call-
back with the a new local handle to the
Messed isolates/isotopes up again... I mean isolates of course...
On Thursday, 23 January 2014 22:55:24 UTC, Niklas Voss wrote:
Thanks,
I was able to resolve all issues.
Unfortunately I ran into the next issue. I am trying to implement
communication between isolates:
First I get a
Can we see the code?
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In the meantime, I found my solution. It’s in the ph7 nodejs module.
http://github.com/Deskshell-Core/node-ph7
Look at ph7_wrapper.(cpp/h) - it has the code in question. While asking the
question, I was stuck with the c++ constructor. Turns out I had to use
PersistantArray::New(
On Thu, Jan 23, 2014 at 11:55 PM, Niklas Voss niklas.v...@gmail.com wrote:
[...] Are persistent values bound to isotopes? And if, how can I pass an
arbitrary value handle to another isotope/thread?
Everything created in one Isolate is tied to that Isolate and using it
somehow in another
