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I have a desktop application that has a C++ backend and a HTML5/JS front end. We are currently having to use Google V8 or Mac Webview and Objective-C to allow Javascript and C++ to communicate. Is there any way to have them directly talk to each other without the middleware?



Trying to accomplish:




  1. Share variables.

  2. Call Functions from C++ to JS.

  3. Call Functions from JS to C++.



I have tried googling this and everything points to the above solutions.


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You could try using Google's Protocol Buffers which allows you to create data objects that get compiled to C++ objects. You could then use one of the following projects from their wiki to use protobuffers with javascript:




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