Hey.
I just read src/node.js up and down, and realized,that it exported some
fucntions by its own already. It made me wonder something. Since this thing
seems to be able to require like usual, would one be able to actually include a
native module that way?
So if I added this to node.gyp:
‚custom/myModule.cc‘,
‚custom/myModule_wrapper.cc‘
and compiled, those two would obviously be compiled in as well. But, that
doesnt yet mean that I can utilize a native addon - or?
Does node know if it has a special module compiled in already, and offer it for
require() to be used? As far as I know, it actually uses dlopen and the like to
dynamicaly link against the .node files and utilize them. So I was kind of in
doubt if compiling a module into the binary woudl actually do it?
Kind regards, Ingwie
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