Can anyone can give me a very small framework example of how to impliment a c++ module in node.js?
Node. js is written in C++. C and C++ are different languages, with different strengths and weaknesses. C is strongest in getting the most direct access and closest control over hardware--the Linux Kernel, for example, is in C.
It gives the opportunity to make intensive, parallel, and high-accuracy calculations. It also gives the opportunity to use C++ libraries in NodeJS. We can integrate a third-party library written in C/C++ and use it directly in NodeJS.
It implies the file name of the current module. It refers to the directory name of the current module. Note that every file in Node. js will wrap every file that it executes.
The repository at https://github.com/kkaefer/node-cpp-modules contains many small examples with lots of comments that show you how to create a module. In addition, there's a presentation (use left/right arrow keys) that goes into detail about C++ modules.
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