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Tue, 2006-07-25 04:35 — stephan beal (not verified)

Simplifying JavaScript embedding in C++

Embedding JavaScript in C++ is now much simpler:
http://SpiderApe.sourceforge.net

SpiderApe makes SpiderMonkey a lot easier to work with.

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