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This is my port of Mozilla's open-source "SpiderMonkey" JavaScript
interpreter. In the archive is an executable called "js" which can
be run interactively or as a command to execute JavaScript files.
Also included is the general README.html from the original SpiderMonkey
distribution.
SpiderMonkey is generally intended to be used as a shared library and
embedded in other applications, but it comes with a command-line
interpreter for testing and learning. That is what is included here.
Example (interactive):
6.Fad:Dev/js/src> js
js> myDate = new Date();
Wed Nov 22 2006 11:55:31 GMT+0000
js> myDate.toLocaleString();
Wed Nov 22 11:55:31 2006
js> quit()
Example (command):
6.Fad:Dev/js/src> js myfile.js
(or, to include some startup code before running myfile:)
6.Fad:Dev/js/src> js -f shell.js myfile.js
It would be entirely possible to create a javascript.library using the
SpiderMonkey source code, offering a JavaScript interpreter to any
Amiga application. I am not enough of a guru to do this yet. :) If
a knowledgable someone would like to work on this, please contact me.
The source code should be on Aminet to accompany this binary.
"Features" of this Amiga version (22 Nov 2006):
- currently no file support
- currently no support for passing arguments using Workbench
(recommended to run from CLI)
- compiled for 68020+FPU using SAS/C 6.58
(non-FPU binary might be possible)
- requires a stack size >= 50000, but I have not inserted the code
to enforce this and have not turned off SAS/C's stack checking
(but have not enabled automatic stack growth, either)
- passes all the same ECMA JavaScript tests on Amiga as it does
on other platforms, with a few very minor exceptions
(MAX_FLOAT is a tiny bit smaller, and a call to Date()
might not have the same second as the next call to
Date(), but this makes sense and is no problem)
- tested on A4000T/060-50/64mb/OS 3.5 and A1200/030/8mb/OS 3.0
Notes (22 Nov 2006):
- to quit, enter "quit()" and press return
- build instructions for my dumb build system are in the
readme included with the source code package, in case
you want to compile this yourself
References (22 Nov 2006):
Mozilla's JavaScript projects:
http://www.mozilla.org/js/
SpiderMonkey JavaScript:
http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/SpiderMonkey
SpiderMonkey command-line interpreter:
http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Introduction_to_the_JavaScript_shell
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Contents of dev/lang/SpiderMonkey-js-bin.lha
PERMSSN UID GID PACKED SIZE RATIO METHOD CRC STAMP NAME
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[generic] 277 628 44.1% -lh5- e1a4 Nov 22 13:09 js.info
[generic] 208635 438772 47.5% -lh5- fcc5 Nov 22 12:52 js/js
[generic] 387 831 46.6% -lh5- 3686 Nov 22 13:13 js/js.info
[generic] 1385 2880 48.1% -lh5- a246 Nov 22 13:48 js/README.amiga
[generic] 305 571 53.4% -lh5- 3450 Nov 22 13:09 js/README.amiga.info
[generic] 13661 42348 32.3% -lh5- 068b Nov 22 12:52 js/README.html
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Total 6 files 224650 486030 46.2% Nov 23 00:43
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