By default Duktape maintains the built-in objects purely in RAM, but for low footprint targets the built-in objects (and also custom user objects) can be made pure ROM objects which reduces memory usage quite a bit; the…
Very little performance work has been done so far. Most of the effort has been in E5 compliance and more recently to support low memory environments (96-128 kB system RAM) better. But there's going to be performance…
These amount of flash/RAM are probably not realistic for a compliant engine. For instance, the Duktape regexp engine alone takes around 10kB flash compiled. Luckily Javascript has a great ecosystem, so there are…
Thanks! At the moment no, but send me an e-mail if you use Duktape somewhere :)
Absolutely, the original motivation was to have a Lua-like implementation for Javascript.
Around 200kB of code (flash), and around 25kB of RAM after startup, with low memory optimizations in the master branch (for the upcoming Duktape 1.1 release). This doesn't include User Javascript, just what Duktape…
By default Duktape maintains the built-in objects purely in RAM, but for low footprint targets the built-in objects (and also custom user objects) can be made pure ROM objects which reduces memory usage quite a bit; the…
Very little performance work has been done so far. Most of the effort has been in E5 compliance and more recently to support low memory environments (96-128 kB system RAM) better. But there's going to be performance…
These amount of flash/RAM are probably not realistic for a compliant engine. For instance, the Duktape regexp engine alone takes around 10kB flash compiled. Luckily Javascript has a great ecosystem, so there are…
Thanks! At the moment no, but send me an e-mail if you use Duktape somewhere :)
Absolutely, the original motivation was to have a Lua-like implementation for Javascript.
Around 200kB of code (flash), and around 25kB of RAM after startup, with low memory optimizations in the master branch (for the upcoming Duktape 1.1 release). This doesn't include User Javascript, just what Duktape…