Write your JavaScript code as usual. No special syntax or restrictions!
// the hello world program
console.log('Hello World!');Compile it using js_cmp into modern, fast C++ code.
#include "types/JsAny.hpp"
#include "global/global.hpp"
#include "types/objects/Types.hpp"
int main() {console["log"](JS::Any("Hello World!"));}
Build and run your C++ program — it behaves exactly like your original JavaScript!
./js_cmp test.js && g++ test.js.cpp
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