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I believe there isn't an install process. But you could always fire up a nightly to test ;) My guess is this won't see mainstream distribution until they've re
by ed 16y ago
I believe there isn't an install process. But you could always fire up a nightly to test ;)
My guess is this won't see mainstream distribution until they've removed the x86 instruction dependency. I think the shipping version will use LLVM bytecode rather than x86 machine code. (this has been hinted at, too.)
- sketerpot 16y agoYou're probably right about their desire to get rid of the x86 dependency. Distributing LLVM bytecode really is a better way; it'll allow NaCl pages to be viewable on ARM-using devices as well as x86-using PCs without needing to provide separate binaries. As the makers of Android and Chrome OS, Google probably would like to avoid locking ARM out.