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On 9/22/13 5:24 PM, Peter Stuge wrote: |
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> "Paweł Hajdan, Jr." wrote: |
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>> "compiling with versions of v8 other than what is included is not |
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>> currently supported." |
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> .. |
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>> For now V8 upstream gives no guarantees about API/ABI stability and |
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>> actually breaks it very often |
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> I agree that it isn't worth the effort to try to offer V8 as a |
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> library then. |
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Perfect. |
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> As soon as upstream stabilizes one API/ABI I think it would be wise |
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> to make a package providing that as a library. |
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Yes, and I'll be trying to move upstream in that direction. |
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> Not everybody understands it but actually it isn't a library if there |
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> isn't a stable API/ABI. |
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Thanks for mentioning that. Totally agreed. At least applicable to a |
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shared library. |
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Paweł |
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