That's certainly a possibility! It would be neat to see powerful debugging tools develop, after the language stabilizes. I also like the idea of somehow linking

That's certainly a possibility! It would be neat to see powerful debugging tools develop, after the language stabilizes. I also like the idea of somehow linking it with emscripten-compiled code so that it can be used as a sort of scripting language. I'd like to explore the possibility of porting some of the C toolchain to the browser too, though. It's possible that it could be quite successful, and in that case LLJS would target people who just want to write small parts of there app for asm.js.