I have a JavaScript class, that I don’t want to port to C++ as it is too huge and complicated. Is Is there any way in which I could call JavaScript functions from inside my C++ code.
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I have a JavaScript class, that I don’t want to port to C++ as it is too huge and complicated. Is Is there any way in which I could call JavaScript functions from inside my C++ code.
Unless you have a very specific requirement that forces you to do this, this would be a very bad idea. It’ll have a terrible overhead (in terms of execution speed and memory usage). You should seriously consider porting your Javascript code to C++.