O 02/04/21 ás 21:13, Zany And Crazy escribiu:
> Porting something to the web is not only rewriting from >scratch in JavaScript
Isn't WebAssembly a way to make C++ code run in the browser? I thought
that's what it was.
But code is not the only thing that forms a program. There is also the
Zany And Crazy wrote:
Porting something to the web is not only rewriting from >scratch in JavaScript
Isn't WebAssembly a way to make C++ code run in the browser? I thought
that's what it was.
The API available to WebAssembly code is radically different from the
API for native code,
* Zany And Crazy [2021-04-02 22:14]:
> >Porting something to the web is not only rewriting from >scratch in
> >JavaScript
>
> Isn't WebAssembly a way to make C++ code run in the browser? I thought
> that's what it was.
How I have understood from reading, it is not hard to modify or
prepare
On 4/1/21 12:31 AM, Zany And Crazy wrote:
> I stopped reading after about the 3rd or 4th
> post, so I have no idea what you guys are saying. 30 years have
> passed, Linux and all it's software's market share stands at what, 2%
usenet isn't working any more for you
>Porting something to the web is not only rewriting from >scratch in JavaScript
Isn't WebAssembly a way to make C++ code run in the browser? I thought
that's what it was.
O 01/04/21 ás 06:31, Zany And Crazy escribiu:
OK, I posted that post about putting software on the web because I
thought it's a cool idea. I stopped reading after about the 3rd or 4th
post, so I have no idea what you guys are saying. 30 years have
passed, Linux and all it's software's market shar
