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  • The short answer is no... You could look at how the linux executable is built?

    If you're trying to compile for new hardware, the solution is to create a new BOARD.py file in the boards directory and to work from there - there is a small bit of documentation in the readme about it.

    You can implement your own version of jshardware.c if the board isn't STM32 based - jshardware.h is basically the hardware abstraction layer. Pretty much everything in src is stuff that you need I'm afraid.

    If you're trying to totally remove everything so you just have a JavaScript interpreter, with no REPL and no built-in libraries I think you're going to be in for a hard time I'm afraid.

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