Is there such a thing as an ECMAScript compiler or some sort of non-web interpreter? If so, where could I find one? I wouldn't mind using js for very small applications.
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ECMAScript Compiler?
Is there such a thing as an ECMAScript compiler or some sort of non-web interpreter? If so, where could I find one? I wouldn't mind using js for very small applications.
Trinithis
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I don't really see the point. It's so limited you can't do anything at all. Just basic operations. I'd assume that Java would be just as easy anyway, for... what? math?
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Yeah, for gimicky programs like crunching a few numbers and whatnot. I would also be interested if one has some basic io implementations as well. In all, mostly just for fun.
Trinithis
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Really, I wonder if you could write one. Depending on what you want, it doesn't seem all that difficult to switch the syntax to Java, etc.
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There are a few -- SpiderMonkey can be compiled to run from the command-line, or there's the Java-based Rhino, or Konqueror's KJS, or the Windows Scripting Host. No compilers though AFAIK.
They have very few host objects -- if you want to do anything complex you have to extend them.
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