Run inline C code on the fly.
Version 0.0.9 tested on:
- Linux with nodejs 6.11 64 bit, (gcc 4.8 on x86, gcc 6.3 on ARM)
- Windows 10 with nodejs 6.11 32 and 64 bit
- OSX 10.10 with nodejs 6.10, llvm 3.5 (Cave! TCC is not fully ported to OSX, support is experimental!)
Version 0.1.0 tested on:
- Linux with nodejs 22 & 24 (x86 only)
- inline C functions in JS
- JS callbacks in C
- wchar_t, struct and array support
- async compilation support
See the API documentation.
const tcc = require('node-tinycc'); // create a code generator let gen = tcc.CodeGenerator(); // create a compile state let state = tcc.DefaultTcc(); // declare a C function let c_func = tcc.c_function( 'int', // return type 'add', // function name in C [['int', 'a'], ['int', 'b']], // parameters as [type, name] 'return a + b + js_func(a, b);' // actual code ); gen.addDeclaration(c_func); // add a JS function declaration to C let js_func = tcc.c_callable( 'int', // return type 'js_func', // function name in C ['int', 'int'], // parameter types (a, b) => {return a * b;} // function ); gen.addDeclaration(js_func); // compile code and relocate state.compile(gen.code()); state.relocate(); // resolve symbols between C and JS gen.bindState(state); // now the C stuff is usable console.log(c_func(23, 42)); // --> prints 1031
See demos and tests for more usage examples.