When extending functionality, I need to modify v8go.h and v8go.cpp.

I wonder why it's one big file, rather than split up, e.g., an isolate.cpp/isolate.h for code that is used from isolate.go, etc.

For console interception, I need to have an Inspector and InspectorClient. I started placing the C++ code in it's own set of files, and that didn't seem to give any problems.

I think the code would be much easier to navigate. Particularly because I can easily create editor commands for navigating between same-named .go, .cc, and .h files.

But I have no knowledge of CGo except from what I learned working with this code. I don't know if there's a compelling reason for having it in one big file.

Opinions on splitting the v8go C++ and header file into multiple smaller files?

If positive, I think I'd start by making a PR where Isolate and Context are extracted. Those two are what I depend on for the inspector functionality.