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than ownership semantics. That is, to keep a reference beyond the function call, you must call .clone(). This is necessary to avoid special-casing non-overridden virtual functions. (I don't know if this change will stick. It's possible it will have some problems.)
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the JavaScript object would be released when the last JS handle was destroyed, not when the object was.
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pointer fixups.
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JavaScript
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wrapper types.
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EMSCRIPTEN_HAS_UNBOUND_TYPE_NAMES=0, then use a lighter type identifier. This shaves 175 KB off of our engine's minified JavaScript.
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through val::as
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a C++ function
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implemented in JS don't leak memory.
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JS, it gets converted into a typed array object on the other side. Intended for WebGL.
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object.
Conflicts:
tests/embind/embind_test.cpp
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are only two.
Conflicts:
tests/embind/embind_test.cpp
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higher-level register_function though...
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classes happen to have member functions with the same name and signature - a reason why the 'instanceof' check exists in embind.js.
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pointer to the string literal as a constant as opposed to a global variable.
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add support for interned string symbols to emscripten::val
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