Question

I know lua is working on microchip PIC32 and I wonder if node.js (a javascript for server) could work on it too or if the lib will be too big or too slow for a PIC32.

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Solution

Considering the processor power of 80MhZ and the RAM size of 128Kb: no.

The binary of nodejs itself is much larger than that, all dependencies left out (think of openssl and al c-libraries node depends on...).

Conclusion: node.js is too big and PIC32 is too slow.

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