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Because wasm doesn't support Python and it might be nice to be able to write WASM in a Python like language.
by zcw100 5y ago
Because wasm doesn't support Python and it might be nice to be able to write WASM in a Python like language.
- fault1 5y agoHasn't cython been ported to wasm (iodide), or perhaps one of the "rewrite in Rust" Python impls? rustc can output wasm pretty naturally.
- zcw100 5y agoThat would be running python in wasm so python (script) -> pyiodide (cpython/wasm) which is pretty heavyweight this would be prometeo -> wasm which I'd imagine would be fairly lightweight. If someone is willing to write in AssemblyScript I figured that something like Prometeo might be a welcome alternative. As I said if it transpires to C there's nothing stopping someone from using emscripted to then go to wasm.