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V8 implements ECMAScript as specified in ECMA-262, 5th edition. V8 implements ECMAScript as specified in ECMA-262, 5th edition.
This extension makes use of V8 isolates to ensure separation between multiple V8Js instances and uses the new isolate-based mechanism to throw exceptions, hence the need for 3.24.6 or above. This extension makes use of V8 isolates to ensure separation between multiple V8Js instances and uses the new isolate-based mechanism to throw exceptions, hence the need for 3.24.6 or above.
For a detailed overview of which V8 version V8Js can be successfully built against, see the
[Jenkins V8Js build matrix](https://jenkins.brokenpipe.de/job/docker-v8js-matrix/).
- PHP 5.3.3+ - PHP 5.3.3+
This embedded implementation of the V8 engine uses thread locking so it should work with ZTS enabled. This embedded implementation of the V8 engine uses thread locking so it should work with ZTS enabled.
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image](https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/stesie/v8js/). It has v8, v8js and php-cli pre-installed image](https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/stesie/v8js/). It has v8, v8js and php-cli pre-installed
so you can give it a try with PHP in "interactive mode". There is no Apache, etc. running however. so you can give it a try with PHP in "interactive mode". There is no Apache, etc. running however.
You also might want to try the Debian & Ubuntu packages available from
the Jenkins site at https://jenkins.brokenpipe.de/
Building on Microsoft Windows is a bit more involved, see README.Win32.md file Building on Microsoft Windows is a bit more involved, see README.Win32.md file
for a quick run through. Building on GNU/Linux and MacOS X is straight forward, for a quick run through. Building on GNU/Linux and MacOS X is straight forward,
see README.Linux.md and README.MacOS.md files for a walk through with platform see README.Linux.md and README.MacOS.md files for a walk through with platform