On Tue, Feb 28, 2012 at 4:29 AM, BrianG <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
> I need my code to be fairly isolated so I'm creating and destroying
> contexts very frequently, is there anyway to save compiled script so
> that it can be used across contexts and so that it can easily just be
> run inside a new context? If not, is there a way to "image" a context
> and quickly reload it with the compiled script already ready to go?
>
This might be useful...
>From the Script class:
/**
* Compiles the specified script (context-independent).
*
* \param source Script source code.
* \param origin Script origin, owned by caller, no references are kept
* when New() returns
* \param pre_data Pre-parsing data, as obtained by
ScriptData::PreCompile()
* using pre_data speeds compilation if it's done multiple times.
* Owned by caller, no references are kept when New() returns.
* \param script_data Arbitrary data associated with script. Using
* this has same effect as calling SetData(), but allows data to be
* available to compile event handlers.
* \return Compiled script object (context independent; when run it
* will use the currently entered context).
*/
static Local<Script> New(Handle<String> source,
ScriptOrigin* origin = NULL,
ScriptData* pre_data = NULL,
Handle<String> script_data = Handle<String>());
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