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Can someone give an example of what this would be used for?

• Jebdm 16y ago
  It looks like you can use it as essentially an LLVM backend, meaning that any compiler/interpreter that uses LLVM can compile into Javascript (for use in the browser).
• vessenes 16y ago
  He mentions he'd like to use it to get windowing environments compiled over to JS for use in the browser. I scoffed until playing around with his real live python 2.7 running on javascript in Chrome. YOW! That's just super cool.
• irfn 16y ago
  imagine a hugely useful c library being compiled into javascript for use in a browser env and even nodejs.
  • skrebbel 16y ago
    on the latter example: you could also just compile that hugely useful c library as a nodejs plugin directly.