Hi Joseph, Sorry for the delayed reply.
I would point you to the more beefed up d8 shell (d8.cc) as an example. d8 takes advantage of isolates, which seems to be exactly what you need. You can assign a context to each isolate (see SourceGroup::ExecuteInThread) and run them in (pseudo-)parallel threads. As for the object template, you can always create a new one like in Shell::CreateGlobalTemplate() and extend it further down the line before initializing a new context with it. I hope this helps. Yang On Nov 17, 8:40 am, Joseph <[email protected]> wrote: > Not really sure if i'm approaching this the right way but i'll try to > explain the best I can. > > Trying to have multiple scripts run without sharing the same context, > but also having different properties depending on the type of script > it is. All scripts share some sort of base properties, so I created a > global ObjectTemplate and setup the global functions, and global > variables. > > Trying to figure out how to make a new ObjectTemplate based on the > global template in order to define the specific properties for each. > > Like I said i'm not really sure if i'm doing this right and have tried > searching with no luck so I figure i'm approaching this situation > wrong. > > Looking forward to replies, thanks -- v8-users mailing list [email protected] http://groups.google.com/group/v8-users
