JCC - Use JavaScript Features in C:

JCC enables you to use common JavaScript features in your C programs. There are several reasons why I chose JS for OOP features in C:

1. JS Prototypes are fairly easy to implement and yet very powerful and flexible
2. JS has closures
3. JS has first-class Functions (which is insanely useful in metaprogramming, especially in combination with closures)
4. JS provides automatic Garbage Collection (although many languages do)
5. I just love JS and as a professional JS Developer, it would be stupid not to use JS ;)

Note: The current JS-Standard I'm aiming for is ECMAScript 5

JCC does NOT provide a JS-type runtime, it's a tool to use all JS's Goods in your C programs

Features:

The API Provides the following features:

• Using Objects, Prototypes and Inheritance
• Use closures and functions as first-class objects
• All the memory-related API functions provide seamless 'garbage collection'

Dependencies: * ckreMM (or any other memory pooling system)

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MIT License

Copyright (c) 2016 Yuriy Kristian Voshchepynets

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