This would allow people to use SqueakJS just like any other VM, e.g. to run Etoys or other interpreter images on MacOS (which currently can not execute any 32 bit images).
The initial version would be pretty straightforward.
But it would only be really useful if it could access files on the host file system directly, use proper sockets, etc. That support could be possibly be lifted from or shared with the existing Node.js code.
This would allow people to use SqueakJS just like any other VM, e.g. to run Etoys or other interpreter images on MacOS (which currently can not execute any 32 bit images).
The initial version would be pretty straightforward.
But it would only be really useful if it could access files on the host file system directly, use proper sockets, etc. That support could be possibly be lifted from or shared with the existing Node.js code.