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Can any javascript people explain this piece of code const $M = require('memory'); That the compiler outputs as JS? Is the 'require('memory')' something t

Can any javascript people explain this piece of code const $M = require('memory'); That the compiler outputs as JS? Is the 'require('memory')' something that is native to the JS runtime?

mbebenita 14y ago
"require('memory')" gives you back a JS module that's written in LLJS (http://git.io/vHeH2g http://git.io/vHeH2g). It exports several typed array views and a few functions like malloc() / free(). It's all JavaScript, nothing native.
- djhworld 14y ago
  So clients will have to download this to their machines (via CDN?)
  - cshesse 14y ago
    It looks like if you want the memcheck functionality on the client, memcheck.js must be distributed with your "compiled" javascript code.