Trevor, thanks for the details and congrats :)
On Monday, February 24, 2014 4:49:40 AM UTC+1, Trevor Norris wrote:
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> > What is left on feature-set ? Since it's not clear, are you
> experimenting something or I totally misunderstood ?
>
> Part of this is my fault. There is one final change t
https://www.npmjs.org/package/nan
On 23 Feb 2014 19:36, "Rick Waldron" wrote:
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> On Sun, Feb 23, 2014 at 9:34 PM, Stephen Belanger wrote:
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>> Yes. New V8 versions break a bunch of stuff. There's the nan project
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> What is the "nan project"?
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> Rick
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>
>> to deal with that at the moment,
> What is left on feature-set ? Since it's not clear, are you experimenting
> something or I totally misunderstood ?
Part of this is my fault. There is one final change that needs to land in the
new AsyncListener API, but I have been on paternity leave the last two weeks
and only able to dedica
On Sun, Feb 23, 2014 at 9:34 PM, Stephen Belanger wrote:
> Yes. New V8 versions break a bunch of stuff. There's the nan project
>
What is the "nan project"?
Rick
> to deal with that at the moment, and there was some effort to abstract V8
> API so native module writers have a more consistent tar
Yes. New V8 versions break a bunch of stuff. There's the nan project to
deal with that at the moment, and there was some effort to abstract V8 API
so native module writers have a more consistent target--not sure what the
plan is with that presently.
On 23 Feb 2014 16:10, "Matt" wrote:
> Fedor: Fo
Hey.
I am using 0.11, because I urgently needed 3.22 v8 for a project. XD
It works just as expected, I have not noticed any weird behavior, yet.
Kind regards, Ingwie
Am So. Feb. 23 2014 23:23:55 schrieb Fedor Indutny:
> Hello guys!
>
> Sorry for not responding early, I have pretty long backlog
Thanks Fedor. Could you please give more details on* "Regarding, overall
status: we are working hard on getting v0.11 feature-set freezed."*
What is left on feature-set ? Since it's not clear, *are you experimenting
something* or I totally misunderstood ?
Thanks again
J.
On Sunday, February 23
Fedor: For those of us with compiled modules, do we have to make
significant changes to work on 0.12? I noticed a few things don't compile.
On Sun, Feb 23, 2014 at 5:23 PM, Fedor Indutny wrote:
> Hello guys!
>
> Sorry for not responding early, I have pretty long backlog in my inbox.
> While
> I
Hello guys!
Sorry for not responding early, I have pretty long backlog in my inbox. While
I'm not the leader of node.js project (TJ Fontaine is), I could perhaps shed
some light on the current state of things.
I think we are almost done with update to v8 3.24 and I'm quite sure that we
will stick
I know that list but after reading the one that suggests v8 update, I felt
like we are no where close to 0.12..
There are many people use 0.11 already for some time with the current
version of v8. I just don't understand the such big changes right before
the release.
Indeed v8 3.24 solves cou
> What is left for 0.12 release (apart from bug fixes). ?
Looks like there are 34 open issues slated for the 0.12
milestone: https://github.com/joyent/node/issues?milestone=17&state=open
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Thanks for your opinion. It seems, some of the devs suggest v8 update to
3.24.. I don't know whether it is something must or not (looks like not)
but hopefully it wont make the release date totally unclear. (It is a huge
change, in case 0.12 is right before the release!) Thankfully the project
As far as I can figure, they updated v8 to some 3.22 version. Which is good -
brings new internal features, speed improvement, and such. But it also changes
the native addon API some. Now, you have to take care of passing isolates into
instantiations for things. But otherwise, things seem to be
I've been waiting quite some time for v0.12 .* Any update ? Exactly what is
left?* I believe many others are also waiting for a clear answer on the
subject.
Critical Issues ? or Feature implementations ?
Thanks & Keep up the good work.
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