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avih tor8: re https://github.com/ccxvii/mujs/issues/49 , it's a bit hasty to close it, isn't it? he didn't specify a specific suit. he basically asks how can it be tested for conformance. which is very valid question, which was not answered...13:41.58 
tor8 I don't have an answer, and I don't have time to hold his hands in running test suite scripts.13:43.14 
  and the test suite he mentioned tests ES2015 not ES5.13:43.33 
hid hi13:48.42 
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hid i took the 1.7a source archive13:49.04 
  i just want to know how to add the flag -fPIC to use mupdf with zathura-pdf-mupdf13:49.36 
tor8 I'd probably try to ask the Zathura developers first.13:51.20 
  if you're building regular mupdf, the compiler flags are in Makerules13:51.34 
  or can be specified with "make XCFLAGS=-fPIC"13:51.45 
avih tor8: it would be nice to know how it confirms though, both for you and for users. i'd think generally running a conformance test suit which matches mujs support is something which mujs could document.14:04.32 
tor8 it would be nice to have, but all the ones I've looked at use browser features and bindings14:05.01 
avih i don't know if you ran it yourself, but if you haven't then despite best efforts, how much it conforms would be a guess.14:05.17 
  huh, weird (re requiring browser).14:05.57 
  i believe duktape does track conformance with some official suit. i wonder how they do it.14:06.41 
tor8 could be worth looking into.14:15.42 
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