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Yes, but a byte code interpreter ported to wasm via emscripten != a compiler with a WASM backend.
by stewbrew 9y ago
Yes, but a byte code interpreter ported to wasm via emscripten != a compiler with a WASM backend.
- k__ 9y agoIsn't the stuff that comes out of the OCaml compiler byte code? As far as I can tell, OCaml has a GC and WASM (at the moment) doesn't so this seems like the only viable solution to me.
- colanderman 9y agoOCaml also has a native x86 backend, which produces quite efficient code.