Running MicroQuickJS under RISC OS 64

by gerph 11 days ago

macOS • xterm-256color • fish 61 views

I ported the MicroQuickJS tool a few days ago, so that I could demonstrate another language in RISC OS 64. This example shows the benchmark running on my MacBook. It’s not hugely fast, but it does show that the port works and it is functional.

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