Run QuickJS executables on Windows
masterTo run the provided executables on Windows, rename them to include a
.exe extension.QuickJS Documentation
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https://github.com/bellard/quickjsA small, embeddable JavaScript engine. This version provides cross-platform executables for Linux, Mac, Windows, and various BSDs across ARM64 and x86_64 architectures, including instructions for libFuzzer builds, running fuzzing targets, and optimizing startup time using the --assimilate option.
What's inside QuickJS
Optimize startup time with --assimilate
masterYou can build a platform-specific binary to achieve better startup performance by using the
--assimilateoption with theqjsexecutable../qjs --assimilateBuild QuickJS with libFuzzer support
masterTo build QuickJS with libFuzzer support, use the following command. You can also enable AddressSanitizer (ASAN) to improve the efficacy of the fuzzing process.Run QuickJS fuzzing targets
masterThe libFuzzer build produces three executable binaries:fuzz_eval,fuzz_compile, andfuzz_regexp. These can be executed directly, with a corpus directory, or with a dictionary file. They also support any arbitrary CLI arguments provided by libFuzzer.Troubleshoot Linux execution errors (binfmt_misc)
masterIf you encounter errors when running QuickJS executables on Linux, it may be due to the
binfmt_miscmodule automatically invokingwinefor Windows executables. You can disable this by removing the interpreters using the following commands:sudo sh -c 'echo -1 > /proc/sys/fs/binfmt_misc/cli' # remove Ubuntu's MZ interpreter sudo sh -c 'echo -1 > /proc/sys/fs/binfmt_misc/status' # remove ALL binfmt_misc entries