It requires an operating system. On Wednesday, October 12, 2016 at 8:25:42 PM UTC-7, Bryce Peterson wrote: > > I have a very odd question. I've got a fairly powerful ARM board, similar > to something like a Teensy or an MBED, with generous code-space and RAM. > > Theoretically, it should be enough to run a JavaScript compiler, feeding > it js files from an SD card shield, but my question is... how would you do > that with the V8 engine? I mean, what files would you put where? > > You can't just 'cd' to it and 'build' it, because there's no command line, > or any OS at all. It's not an ARM-based single-board-computer, just an ARM > chip by itself, running nothing but a bootloader and user code. So is it > possible to integrate V8's source files into a C++ project, or does V8 > require libraries (likely this one), syntax, or hardware beyond the native > C++ of a micro-controller? > > I mostly use the Arduino IDE BTW, since it's very easy to use, and you can > usually find a driver for whatever ARM board you're using and make it work. > If I could put V8 into an Arduino library (not to run on an Uno obviously, > but on a more powerful ARM, just programmed by the IDE), that would be > perfect. >
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