Compile C runtime to Web Assembly using Emscripten#143
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WASM uses it's own filesystem, and I am making sure to copy the PGF file into it first (when I don't I correctly get a file not found error). As far as I can tell the copying itself works, and I am stumped as to what could be the cause of this error. |
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@krangelov has found out how to make the C runtime code compiling to JavaScript Web Assembly using Emscripten.
The next step is to test if it works correctly and build some high-level bindings around them, hence this branch. This pull request is an extreme work-in-progress, but I'm creating it to act as the central thread for discussing this work.