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Really helpful link. What's the current state of tooling to directly write WebAssembly? What assembler/editor/debugger you would you recommend?
by apo 9y ago
Really helpful link. What's the current state of tooling to directly write WebAssembly? What assembler/editor/debugger you would you recommend?
- IvanK_net 9y agoRight now, "tooling" is quite the same as the tooling for Javascript. You can write your code in a Notepad and the web browser will tell you about errors. WebAssembly has two representations: a binary form .WASM and a text form .WAST (with one-to-one correspondence). The browser environment can convert between them (or you can write a short piece of code to do it). If you know C, this website may help you get familiar with WASM syntax: https://wasdk.github.io/WasmFiddle/ https://wasdk.github.io/WasmFiddle/ (when you press Build, the WASM code will appear at the bottom).