You are replacing the "bytecode" objection, which is about syntax, with your own non-objection equating asm.js with a bytecode like JVML. I'm happy you're ok wi

You are replacing the "bytecode" objection, which is about syntax, with your own non-objection equating asm.js with a bytecode like JVML. I'm happy you're ok with asm.js, but those who are not, and who demand "bytecode", do care about syntax first.