with debug JS libraries, Synchronet may now exist with an assertion.  If
this happens, please let me know exactly what was being accessed at the time
so I can hopefully reproduce it.  A backtrace isn't as helpfull as one would
hope in the case of a JS assertion.

under certain circumstances.

Enabling shared runtimes passes the initial touch testing.

test shared runtimes (which still crashes)

I suspect this is due to the script compilation/startup not being inside
a BeginRequest() block.

semwrap.h which is pulled in by threadwrap.h anyway.

This patch assumes that smb_hfield*() does not potentially block...

The timeout parameter specifies the number of milliseconds to wait for an
available runtime.

(Something is better than nothing)

its own sbbs_t instance since the JS context must be destroyed in the same
thread in which it was created or else an assertion is thown.

SpiderMonkey 1.7

this sets the background to the foreground and the foreground to black.

spaces on the next line.

Specifically, if the prefix is the entire line, to not force a hard CR
*after* it, and if when comparing prefixes, allow for extra whitespace on
the ends.

in the web interface stuff to "unwrap" messages.

(e.g. 1000.0) instead of an integer (e.g. 1000). Borland C++ is one example.