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This was referenced Sep 28, 2024
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I have recently uncovered why some of the implemented AutoIt functions were so unstable (see here) so I'm not sure if the native bindings will be finished anymore. While it was fun and I was making really good progress, there are additional challenges with shipping native bindings that I don't really have the C++ expertise to deal with. I'll leave this PR open and continue with the dynamic Koffi bindings for the time being. If I continue to run into issues using Koffi, I'll come back to this and commit to the C++ rewrite. |
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FFI libraries proved to be somewhat unstable and not very suitable for production use so I decided to rewrite the project in C++ and create native bindings for it using the Node API. This should hopefully result in a more stable library, only time will tell...