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March 17, 2025 13:11
…property is found in a prototype
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That second commit likely applies better if you revert 0b0b794 first. |
Ah, thanks for the pointer! Do we want to go with the approach on bellard/ or are we ok as is? |
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I'm okay with using the bellard/master commit. It doesn't really matter from a functional change perspective, it's mostly cosmetic. |
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New BigInt implementation: bellard/quickjs@61e8b94 |
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New dtoa (Tiny float64 printing and parsing library) implementation: bellard/quickjs@9936606 |
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There is a couple of large ones, I'll have to break this down into a few PRs I think. |
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The former doesn't apply cleanly so I'll have to massage it. The latter seems to rely on some changes on how var args are kept that we currenly differ on. Thoughts on that @bnoordhuis ?