Example for runBytecodeFile not working
See original GitHub issueHi,
I compiled a file test.js with console.log('Hello World!')
inside. Nothing else.
Compilation is done by bytenode -c test.js
Then I use this file (testexe.js) to execute test.jsc
const bytenode = require("bytenode");
bytenode.runBytecodeFile('test.jsc');
I use
node testexe.js
for execution.
I get no ‘Hello World!’
But if I use bytenode test.jsc
it works.
I use node v10.13.0 in WIn10 x64
Any ideas?
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Thank you for your fast response.
You are right, with this flag my simple example works.
But … If I use
--no-module
for my real js files, I get awhen I execute them.
To test this I extended test.js:
const os = require('os');
console.log('Hello World!');
console.log(os.hostname());
As soon as I have a
require
inside the error apears.If you want to use
require
function, don’t use the--no-module
flag. Just compile it as usual. It should work then.