"Complied" doesn't work for me

Posted on Thu 23rd, March 2017

• #1

user74740

Hi everyone, I am new to Puck.js and javascript in general. I have a big program that I want to compile first before load to Puck.js. I have tried follow the link :http://www.espruino.com/Compilation

The IDE always popup a waning says: Compiler not active as no process.evn.EXPORTS available.

I have already update firmware to 1.91. is here any thing wrong or how can I do this?

Thanks

Hongwei
• #2

Gordon

Hi - I'm afraid Compilation isn't available for Puck.js.

However it's unlikely to do what you want for a big program - compiled code tends to use a lot more memory (at least 2x) than minified JavaScript.

If you want to fit a lot of code in, your best bet is to turn on minification in the IDE's settings, as well as save on send
• #3

user74740 in reply to @Gordon

Hi Gorden, thanks very much for your information. I will try it out.

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