This PR introduces support for Node 10, and subsequently, support for Linux 32 bits.
Rule is: if target_os is win7 or target_arch is i686, fallback to Node 10.
Using Node 10 has 2 drawbacks:
open package won't work
no bytecode generation (much slower startup time)
This PR also introduces a --info command line parameter which basically does what the RPC "info" method does, but just print out the result and exit. This is useful for basic diagnosis (it also runs ffmpeg, so if info is successful, that means node and ffmpeg are running properly).
This PR introduces support for Node 10, and subsequently, support for Linux 32 bits.
Rule is: if target_os is win7 or target_arch is i686, fallback to Node 10.
Using Node 10 has 2 drawbacks:
This PR also introduces a
--infocommand line parameter which basically does what the RPC "info" method does, but just print out the result and exit. This is useful for basic diagnosis (it also runs ffmpeg, so if info is successful, that means node and ffmpeg are running properly).