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The whole point of NaCl is to stop bundling runtimes with the browser. You can develop in whatever language you like as long as it can compile to NaCl byte-code
by megaman821 14y ago
The whole point of NaCl is to stop bundling runtimes with the browser. You can develop in whatever language you like as long as it can compile to NaCl byte-code.
That said there could be a Chrome app that is a Ruby interpreter running on NaCl.
- gcp 14y agoThe whole point of NaCl is to stop bundling runtimes with the browser Ironically enough that's exactly what NaCl itself is.
- obtu 14y agoI think that's stretching the definition; NaCl is part of the runtime environment, but only as a sandbox which programs won't notice unless they go off the rails. Unless you meant Pepper, which does provide enough platform support for a port of the flash plugin. But Pepper is an API, and the functionality it gives access to would be part of Chrome anyway.