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If you're feeling adventurous and don't mind the performance penalty, I guess you could try compiling the C++ source into asm.js with Emscripten for the added b
by nice_byte 11y ago
If you're feeling adventurous and don't mind the performance penalty, I guess you could try compiling the C++ source into asm.js with Emscripten for the added bonus of having it work in modern browsers.
- panic 11y agoThe simplicity and ease of use of C++ combined with the blazing performance of JavaScript. Truly the best of both worlds!
- keithwhor 11y agoI recognize how tongue-in-cheek this is (I laughed), but in all fairness, V8 is... really, really fast. Not really fair to the team to be mocking it anymore. :)
- such_a_casual 11y agoThe real answer is to reprogram the whole thing in JavaScript. C++ just doesn't have the amazing frameworks that make JavaScript a developer's dream. I have even heard rumors that if you use the right ones, JavaScript becomes a programming language!
- therein 11y agoWhat's next, a turing complete Javascript? We'll all get downvoted if someone misses the sarcasm. :)
- nice_byte 11y agoIf you just want to reuse some logic that you already havein C++ and don't care about the performance that much - why not :)