====== 'Node.js' addon wrapper ('NJSq') ======

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===== Introduction =====
As each major version of //Node.js// (4, 5, 6...) has its own //ABI// which are incompatible with each other, a specific binary version of an //Node.js// //addon// has to be provided for each //Node.js// major version.

//NJSq// is a //Node.js// //addon// and, as hinted above, has to be compiled specifically for each major version of //Node.js//. But //NJSq// is only a //wrapper// to the //true// //addon//s, which are dynamic libraries loaded by //NJSq//. This allows to compile this libraries only once, and the resulting binary can be used, with all version of //Node.js//, by using the dedicated //NJSq// binary .

Of course, regardless of the version of //Node.js//, both //NJSq// and the //true// //addon// dynamic library still have to match the platform (//IA-32//, //AMD64//, //ARM//...).

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===== Installation =====
You should not have to install //NJSq// explicitly, as it's only a wrapper which will be installed when needed, but you can by launching ''npm install njsq''.

Under //GNU/Linux// and other //POSIX// compliant systems (including //macOS//), you have a suitable development environment to be installed, that is, a //C++// compiler (//g++//, //Clang//...) and the ''make'' command.
===== Configuration =====

You should not have to modify the configuration file.

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===== License =====
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===== Author =====

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