Just to make sure I understand correctly:
If I were to use one V8Runtime to efficiently spawn the needed engines, in my scenario each engine would only be tied to one script and the script would be evaluated only once. Then on the C# side I'd call something similar to the code above:
If I have that right and opt to not share a runtime are there performance implications?
If I were to use one V8Runtime to efficiently spawn the needed engines, in my scenario each engine would only be tied to one script and the script would be evaluated only once. Then on the C# side I'd call something similar to the code above:
container.Execute(data.DataType, data.Args) concurrently. So in the end, the functions which are contained in the script and hence each engine, would be accessed concurrently. And that is not supported because of the shared runtime, right? If I have that right and opt to not share a runtime are there performance implications?