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by gus_massa
3379 days ago
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Takeaway from a previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13938832 (36 points, 1 day ago, 28 comments) About the benchmark: > That the C code is compiled with "gcc -O7" tells me just about everything I need to know about the soundness of these experiments. [...] About the alpha test: * It's weird that they disable the alpha https://github.com/seraum/nectarjs/issues/1 * It failed to compile some code, like var hello = {foo: "Hello, world!"};
console.log(hello["foo"]);
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as explained with another dev, "gcc -O7" its because I previously been trolled with "gcc -O3" vs others optimizations, so, as -O7 == -O3, I don't care
There is no alpha yet, but there was a closed tests session with a few people. It's explained on the KS campaign
As explained, we are finishing objects and ES5 standard, so your code doesn't compile, but this one does :
var hello = {foo: "Hello, world!"}; console.log(hello.foo);
If NetcarJS was finished, we wouldn't have to launch a KS campaign