It seems that it should be possible to 'force' certain libraries into the compiled js, and then do a 'dumb' non-optimized eval. Yes, you get a bigger js file th

It seems that it should be possible to 'force' certain libraries into the compiled js, and then do a 'dumb' non-optimized eval. Yes, you get a bigger js file than if you just stuck with dead code optimization, but having access to the full library at runtime is the entire point.