QtJs
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The project is available at
http://sourceforge.net/projects/qtjs/
The aim of this project is to allow developers to write QtScript and run it in a web browser.
It has a release tar ball and a git repository I copied from my other SourceForge project, v3c-storyboard.
The tests don't look much like QtScript yet because they do bad things like reference the global document and window objects which native QtScript won't have access to.
Plus, it's a long way from providing QtCore + QtGui, so I used some html widgets to fill the gap.Ultimately, the idea is to extend QWebkit and other web browsers with a QtJs plugin.
This plugin will step in with real QtScript-wrapped QtCore + QtGui classes, leaving the QtJs JavaScript implementation available for those browsers that don't have a QtJs plugin.
Edit: moved to showcase, gerolf
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I just found out about a project called emscripten, a c++ to JavaScript converter!
I posted a message to the blog:
http://syntensity.blogspot.com/2011/07/emscripten-15.htmlI'm very hopeful that this will carve chunks out of the "porting" process!