feat(javascript): removing HPS #2001
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…to detect the encoding of a string. Additionally, we have submitted a PR to Node.js for detecting string encoding. If this PR is merged, we will be able to achieve good performance without this flag.
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@theweipeng Should we still keep OK，I'll turn this into a draft |
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It will be a long time before that PR committed in node repo be released. And hps module has far more performance than the way provided by that PR. So I will close this PR |
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What does this PR do?
Removed HPS because we can now use
--expose_externalize_stringto detect the encoding of a string.Additionally, we have submitted a PR (nodejs/node#56147) to Node.js for detecting string encoding. If this PR is merged, we will be able to achieve good performance without this flag.
Related issues
#2000