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No it doesn't. JS numbers are IEEE754-2008 64-bit double-precision floating point.
> Last time I looked at, there was no blocking IO at all
Huh? It's everywhere. XMLHttpRequests, prompt(), localStorage...
> By easy integration I mean the hability of using capabilities available at the system, but not exported into the language runtime.
Not doable for a sandbox. Sorry.
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No it doesn't. JS numbers are IEEE754-2008 64-bit double-precision floating point.
> Last time I looked at, there was no blocking IO at all
Huh? It's everywhere. XMLHttpRequests, prompt(), localStorage...
> By easy integration I mean the hability of using capabilities available at the system, but not exported into the language runtime.
Not doable for a sandbox. Sorry.