A simple example of writing a native node module
- node js - https://github.com/joyent/node http://nodejs.org
- c++ compiler that groks c++11 - see below for windows and linux
- Works with visual studio express 2013 and node js v0.10.29
- Note regarding note. If you are using node v0.12.x then please check out the branch node-0.12.x ( changes due to v8 changing quite a bit)
- You still need to have python, windows-python-v2.7.3, installed
- You should also install jasmine-node globally ( IE npm install jasmine-node)
npm install
npm test
You need to have a version of g++ that supports the c++11 features used in this project.
g++-4.6.3 works.
You also need to have python and make installed as well as jasmine-node installed globally.
$ npm install $ npm test Yes the actual example task in this module is stupid and I will try to find something more interesting.
Still, it does show the basic usage of libuv.
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