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But sometimes it might want to run on the host still (e.g. there are tools out there that generate C bindings that use platform-specific things like sizes and a
by whateveracct 4y ago
But sometimes it might want to run on the host still (e.g. there are tools out there that generate C bindings that use platform-specific things like sizes and alignments)
If we had pure TH, then at least that could run in wasm. That would be nice.
But idk - I cross-compile Haskell heavily in my free time and I don't mind the external interpreter stuff.
- marcosdumay 4y ago> If we had pure TH, then at least that could run in wasm. That would be nice. IMO, ideally, pure TH wold be completely platform independent. But running in a standardized VM is a close second place. Anyway, I never realized those bidings were created with TH.
- whateveracct 4y ago`inline-c` is the main example I can think of