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README.txt.full

==========================
Duktape full distributable
==========================

This is a full Duktape distributable. You'll only need this if you want to
make changes to Duktape internals or perhaps run Duktape internal testcases.

Getting started:

1. Install NodeJS and npm.

2. Compile libraries and command line tools::

$ cd <toplevel>
$ make

3. Run Ecmascript and API testcases::

$ cd <toplevel>
$ make test
$ make apitest

Duktape is (C) Sami Vaarala and licensed under the MIT license
(see ``LICENSE.txt``). MurmurHash2 is used internally; it is also
under the MIT license.

Have fun!

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Sami Vaarala
sami.vaarala@iki.fi