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Deno Prototype 2
Status
This code is a rewrite of the privileged parts of Deno. It will soon become the root of the project.
There are several goals:
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Use the gn build system for fast builds, sane configuration, and easy linking into Chrome.
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Use V8 snapshots to improve startup time.
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Remove Golang. Although it has been working nicely, I am concerned the double GC will become a problem sometime down the road.
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Distribute a C++ library called libdeno, containing the snapshotted typescript runtime.
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Test the message passing and other functionality at that layer before involving higher level languages.
The contenders for building the privileged part of Deno are Rust and C++. Thanks to Chrome and gn, using C++ to link into high level libraries is not untenable. However, there's a lot of interest in Rust in the JS community and it seems like a reasonable choice. TBD.
There are many people exploring the project, so care will be taken to keep the original code functional while this is developed. However, once it's ready the code in this deno2/ directory will be moved to the root.
Prerequisites
Get Depot Tools and make sure it's in your path. http://commondatastorage.googleapis.com/chrome-infra-docs/flat/depot_tools/docs/html/depot_tools_tutorial.html#_setting_up
For linux you need these prereqs:
sudo apt-get install libgtk-3-dev pkg-config ccache
Build
First install the javascript deps.
cd js; yarn install
TODO(ry) Remove the above step by a deps submodule.
Wrapper around the gclient/gn/ninja for end users. Try this first:
./tools/build.py --use_ccache --debug
If that doesn't work, or you need more control, try calling gn manually:
gn gen out/Debug --args='cc_wrapper="ccache" is_debug=true '
Then build with ninja:
ninja -C out/Debug/ deno
Other useful commands:
gn args out/Debug/ --list # List build args
gn args out/Debug/ # Modify args in $EDITOR