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I hereby submit it here after a long time again before a project of mine. This time it is an ECMAScript engine. For those who do not know, is that of the ECMA ECMAScript in ECMA-262 standard form of JavaScript, ECMAScript, however, is not completely completely identical to JavaScript (more on the topic, see Wikipedia matching JavaScript or ECMAScript). My ECMAScript Engine BROOM bears the name, which in turn stands for "Bero ENgine EcmaScript", and also has Just-In-compilation (currently only for 32-bit x86), Property inline caching, Codeoptimization, and many more things.

It is also under a dual license OwnLicense + AGPLv3.

Here is a list of the features of English BROOM for the broad overview:

• Complete implementation of the ECMAScript standard Fifth Edition
• Own bytecode-based ECMA262-complaint Regular Expression Engine
• Incremental praise / exact mark-and-sweep garbage collector
• UTF8/UCS2/UTF16/UCS4/UTF32 Unicode support (on ECMAScript ...

Today sees the BeRoXM player is also now for the Nokia N900 and Maemo 5 in officially Maemo Extras-Devel repository (http://repository.maemo.org/ ) And in my own Maemo 5 repository repository where the data are as followed:

Catalog Name: Bero

Internet address: http://vserver.rosseaux.net/repositories/maemo/

Distribution: fremantle

Components: main

Or you call on your N900 directly following the Install URL http://vserver.rosseaux.net/repositories/maemo/install/fremantle/main/beroxmplayer.install on.

Moreover BeRoXM player, at least according to my knowledge, the first multimedia application or for Maemo5 for Nokia N900, which is implemented in Object Pascal and compiled with Free Pascal, and all this without the help of officially Maemo SDKs.

Have fun with it, including very nice bugs please report it:)