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C++ CMake Ruby HTML5 C

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    А C++↔️JS binding library supporting multitple JS engines and backends

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November 2022

Created 15 commits in 6 repositories

Created an issue in binji/smolnes that received 2 comments

Why is this C++ and not C?

I might be missing something, but the only benefit I see of using C++ over C here is that #include <cstdint> is one byte shorter than #include <std…

2 comments
245 contributions in private repositories Nov 1 – Nov 21

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