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You're in luck- MS released a WASM GUI kit- Blazor

• nicoburns 7y ago
  I think this is about c++-in-wasm-in-C# rather than c#-in-wasm. It's an (arguably) better way of doing FFI without having to worry about compiling the C++ dependency.
  • arethuza 7y ago
    Presumably you have to compile the C++ once to wasm though?
    • tybit 7y ago
      Yeah you would, though having a common compile to target would hopefully make it easier to find pre compiled wasm binaries.
      • WorldMaker 7y ago
        Right, some libraries are already getting official and semi-official wasm targets for the Node JS ecosystem. It would be interesting to "borrow" an existing wasm binary from npm and simply rehost it on the .NET CLR or JVM.
        • tracker1 7y ago
          Absolutely... I have a suspicion that Node may actually expand its' presence as a defacto runtime for wasm outside the browser.
  • tracker1 7y ago
    Not to mention, cross platform (think x86, arm AND linux, mac, windows) from a single compile target.