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> are you using their fork? No, I use the original nodejs code. :)
Now Espresso (V8/ NodeJS 7.10.0+) can run on .netcore/.netstandard on macOS, Linux and Windows. see => https://github.com/prepare/Espresso/issues/30
Patches for NodeJS 12.11.1 --- There are 5 patches, patches are located here => Espresso\node_patches\node12.11.1_modified ...about line 8 ```cpp #if defined(LEAK_SANITIZER) #include #endif ////////////////////////////////// //#espresso ,#1 #include "../src/libespresso/bridge2.h" void DoEngineSetupCallback(JsEngine*...
... about line about line 725 ```javascript Module._resolveFilename = function(request, parent, isMain, options) { if (NativeModule.canBeRequiredByUsers(request)) { return request; } //////////////////////////////////////////// //#espresso, #4 if (request.endsWith(".espr")) { return request; } ////////////////////////////////////////////...
for x86 on Windows "x86 release nobuild full-icu"
Hello @windischb , Sorry for late reply. you need to build a libespr.dll first. please see https://github.com/prepare/Espresso/issues/30 it provides the examples + screenshots of how to build the libespr in...
The documentation will be added later :)
@vidstige 👍
@vidstige, travis-ci => pass :tada: appveyor => failed!, I don't know how to fix that error.
@vidstige , Do you have a plan to upgrade the project to VS2017 ?