Open zappfinger opened 7 years ago
That page describes how to create a WebAssembly file from C++ source. This process uses Emscripten, but this isn't a requirement of WebAssembly: the binary format can be produced by any tool designed for that purpose.
Running WebAssembly files is possible in current versions of every modern browser with no extra tools.
That info would be useful to add to the main page, I think.
@zappfinger
There are bunch of ways you can use to take an experience of wasm:
On this main site http://webassembly.org/getting-started/developers-guide/, there is something didactically very wrong: It looks like in order to get webassembly I have to install emscripten. This suggests that emscripten IS webassemly. Maybe it is, but that should be explained in a few lines.
Now it is like I want to install package A, I go to the site of package A and there it says I have to install package B....