v0.1.4

0.1.4

Features

• Static module interoperability expands. node:module coverage, CommonJS factory exports, and statically analyzable literal dynamic imports compile through the native module graph.
• Node built-in functions work as values. Supported node:path, node:fs, and other built-in functions can be stored and passed around while preserving static calls.
• Static call lowering handles more JavaScript shapes. Overloaded callable specialization, fixed-tuple argument spreads, union receiver calls, and loose equality now compile natively.
• Compression APIs expand. One-shot and callback-based zlib codecs compile statically.
• Child-process APIs gain IPC and callback coverage. fork supports parent-child messaging, execFile supports inline UTF-8 callback options, and shell output can be captured.
• Static HTTP servers enforce Node's Host rules and support trailers. HTTP/1.1 requests require Host by default and return Node-compatible 400 responses, with opt-out and HTTP/1.0 handling preserved; incoming chunk trailers expose raw and distinct values, while outgoing trailers support framing and streaming.
• Filesystem and URL support expands. Static filesystem support adds synchronous buffer overloads, async realpath, lstat metadata, readdir with Dirent, and descriptor operations; URLs add credential, origin, port, and hash behavior.
• Date, process, and event APIs gain static behavior. Date.parse, writable process.exitCode, and scoped computed EventEmitter names compile with Node behavior.
• Static Set construction accepts readonly tuple seeds. Supported readonly tuples initialize native Sets while preserving single evaluation and insertion order.

Performance

• LLVM bitwise operations use native integer instructions. Numeric JavaScript bitwise operators now lower to i32 operations on the LLVM backend.

Fixes

• Windows and Linux runtime builds cover more host details. Windows executables support GUI subsystem selection and installed CMake generators, Windows runtimes include native clock and sleep shims, and GNU runtime packs preserve glibc 2.36 compatibility.
• Static npm resolution follows package import maps. Package-scoped imports use edge-specific conditions, and fallback Node declarations include RequestInfo without widening supported fetch inputs.
• HTTP request parsing bounds and validates trailers. Header and trailer parsing enforce byte and field-count limits, and trailer data is safely discarded when handlers respond before the request body finishes.