On Tue, Oct 14, 2014 at 2:53 AM, Mark Tarrabain markt1...@gmail.com wrote:
[...] It appears to be impossible for different threads to use different
isolates at the same time,
That't not correct: 10 different threads could happily each use a different
Isolate at the same time, that's how web
Egad I never realized that I had that typo.
What I *MEANT* to say was that it appears to be impossible for different
threads to use the *same* isiolate at the same time... freudian slip, I
guess. Indeed, you've confirmed what I was suspecting.
In my case, a typed array won't do the
Jakob,
Thanks for your input you've confirmed what I already expected about
isolates.
It appears to be impossible for different threads to use different isolates
at the same time, and it appears to be impossible for different isolates to
share data in any way without writing an inteface
I'm still somewhat new to embedded v8 programming with C++, so it's
possible that I might be doing things in less than an optimal way here, but
how I've been using v8 so far is that whenever I want to use it, I am
using some (possibly not wholly necessary) boilerplate code kind of like
the
