Thanks for the fast answer...that was leading to a second question:
I would like to cache my compiled scripts, but it seems from what I've read in the discussions that the compiled scripts are associated with a particular V8 runtime instance. Is that simply a V8 limitation?
In that case I would have to create a managed V8 engine pool with each engine having an associated script cache (which obviously detracts from the benefits of the cache). In my case, I'm going to have a large number of scripts that are user created/edited, so I'm not sure if it's worth the effort. Would that be the suggested approach if I wanted to tackle that?
I would like to cache my compiled scripts, but it seems from what I've read in the discussions that the compiled scripts are associated with a particular V8 runtime instance. Is that simply a V8 limitation?
In that case I would have to create a managed V8 engine pool with each engine having an associated script cache (which obviously detracts from the benefits of the cache). In my case, I'm going to have a large number of scripts that are user created/edited, so I'm not sure if it's worth the effort. Would that be the suggested approach if I wanted to tackle that?