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SuperIlu

I just released v1.13.0 of on github.com/SuperIlu/DOjS/relea

This is the first version with a native win32 port ( or never).

See thread below for more release details!


1/

* Added `KeyIsPressed()` and `keyIsDown()` in p5js emulation.

* Updated syntax highlighting

* Updated internal `help.txt`

* JPEG decoding now uses libjpeg and JPEG saving is supported, too.

* Added TIFF loading and writing.

* Added Sun Raster (RAS) loading and writing.

* Added Jpeg 2000 (JP2) loading and writing.

* Added a Node.js compatible `console`


2/

* Made `require()` Node.js compatible

* Added `RealPath()`

* Added `Trace()`

* Updated to mbedTLS 3.6.2

* Updated cURL to 8.11.0

* Updated zlib to 1.3.1

* Fixed javascript `Date` string conversion

* Improved JSDoc generation in Makefile (contributed by MinekPo1) and added `node_install` target for dependencies


3/

* Updated SQLite to 3.46.1 (thanks to @BenCollver)

* Updated libjpeg to from 9e to 9f

* Added a Win32 binary release that runs on Win98 and never.


4/

@alexshendi I payed dearly for it. believe me 😩

@dec_hl I guess there's no hope of this ever requiring less of a monster CPU, right? Like being able to run dostodon on a 386? ;)

I guess TLS might be the biggest obstacle - next the amount of ram needed for the hideous amounts of js and html modern web stuff uses..?

@ltning there is no HTML involved. But you need lots of RAM and yes, TLS is the biggest problem. Someone tried running it on a 386 w/ 9MiB and the server kept dropping the connections during handshake because it took to long 🤣

@dec_hl How would it behave behind a https-to-http proxy? Last I tried on a high-end 486 it would start but fail to really show anything. I think it had 64mb ram?

@ltning it can use proxies, so that should work. you might have to patch "https://" to "http://" in the url construction in util.js FormatURL()

@dec_hl Oh, wow! This looks quite fascinating.

@EvilTaco if we make it to Oulu I can tell you everything you never wanted to know about it 🤣

@dec_hl That would be cool! I do have a project in mind. Maybe I should try to get FreeDOS off the ground again on one of my old PCs.