Update jerryscript to master #4
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Discussion on changes to public API in master and due in next release jerryscript-project/jerryscript#4186 |
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@mikee47 Can you add here library CI as suggested in SmingHub/Sming#2434 ? |
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@slaff Repo. doesn't need any changes, follow instructions here https://github.com/SmingHub/Sming/tree/develop/Tools/ci/library |
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(I've done it - forgot I had access!) |
Thanks a lot! I need CI also for the pull requests but let me see if I can find the needed settings... |
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@slaff the Windows ESP32 build overran, got a PR to fix that by splitting out each SOC as usual. |
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@slaff If you want to check the new fix use |
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This PR updates jerryscript to current master branch. The current 2.4 release was in January so like there will be another before too long and makes sense to base further work on that.
The API has changed slightly (for the better!) and there are lots of fixes and improvements.
Building the snapshot tool on Windows now uses the MinGW compiler rather than the default Visual Studio tools, which aren't part of the Sming installation. (They're a pain to install as well.)