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It's because you are using nan 2.0 for some reason.
I'll have it sorted out soon for nan 2.0. I also pushed some incompete nan 2.0 code in the last push, but the latest code that i'm using for my filesystem is this commit thejinx0r@48ee41ec4f998d40f47cbb7f99c37031eb8ee183
It's because you are using nan 2.0 for some reason.
Yes, io.js and the v0.12 branch both use it I think.
Thanks, that commit builds. How complete is it, however? 03f9768 (the commit after that one) seems to be fairly major -- is that a re-write or adding new functionality?
I was mostly implementing the missing features in commit 03f9768. I was getting ready to push the code to this repo here, and then I saw nan 2.0 with iojs 3.0 looming (which has now been released)
The last couple of commits that I just pushed (4d27c69f904853398c19e7139fa0b80969f9e8f1 and bug fix 9d6887df0d7bd359982339a0b05e8110150a7ac7) are major rewrites for nan 2.0 and is working for the most part for me. I haven't tested fully yet, but the basics seem to be working.
@thejinx0r -- I realize this isn't released, but since you're the only one actively contributing to this project, I'm hoping you can help. I get a slew of build errors with your most recent git push, all about template name mis-matches:
... another 20 errors