I have used Janino which does runtime compilation of Java code into java
classes that can be loaded into the running VM. If you are willing to work
with Java, this is an option you can try.
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+1 for Jeff's suggestion. Take a look here and you may probably cross-port
some of the C compiler to run in the browser: http://repl.it/.
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Holy moly, Jeff that sounds like an amazing project!
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On Thu, Sep 29, 2011 at 11:55 AM, Jeff Schnitzer j...@infohazard.orgwrote:
On Thu, Sep 29, 2011 at 8:58 AM, madmax mahendra0...@gmail.com wrote:
I have worked on this topic before
and let me tell you your requests are childish
what where you thinking while you were writing your coding website on
gae?
other than these, you can easily create a compiling and running
service, which will work asynchronously and notify gae when the
process is
@Jeff Schnitzer : My app provide programming tests to users. Users can
code the solutions in c or c++. I am planning to provide a feature
where the users can compile their code and test for correctness.
Obviously they wont be running the code. Have tried many ways to
implement this feature. The
On Thu, Sep 29, 2011 at 8:58 AM, madmax mahendra0...@gmail.com wrote:
@Jeff Schnitzer : My app provide programming tests to users. Users can
code the solutions in c or c++. I am planning to provide a feature
where the users can compile their code and test for correctness.
Obviously they wont
Hi,
It looks like I have to move away from app engine if I want to host
a compiler. I did a thorough search and seems no way I can host a
compiler on gae efficiently.
Sad that I will have to rebuild the website again from scratch to the
specifications of another infrastructure. Last hope.. Any
Host a compiler is too vague. Even Host a C compiler is too vague.
What do you want to compile? What do you want it to compile to? For
what platform?
If you're creating a compile farm, you really want an environment that
can run gcc natively. That will never be GAE for a million very good
I agree with your statement about features, but it does not apply to your
use case of hosting a compiler.
The way you'd probably design this? Use App Engine for the web portion. Save
the code to the blobstore, push the job to the task queue pull queue (
You could have another server provide a compile service, and have your
Appengine app communicate with it via URLfetch, as you suggest. There
will be inefficiencies here obviously, and you'll have to contend with
the URLfetch size and time limits.
You could also look for pure python compilers,
Or compilers implemented in Java. Might be more likely to find those.
On Mon, Aug 1, 2011 at 21:54, Greg g.fawc...@gmail.com wrote:
You could have another server provide a compile service, and have your
Appengine app communicate with it via URLfetch, as you suggest. There
will be
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