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Almost nobody is using asm.js right now, and backward compatibility with asm.js should not be a top consideration for WebAssembly which (with agreement from mul
by pekk 11y ago
Almost nobody is using asm.js right now, and backward compatibility with asm.js should not be a top consideration for WebAssembly which (with agreement from multiple vendors) will achieve something much more important than asm.js backward compatibility.
- buu700 11y agoMy point is less about anything related to asm.js per se, and more that there isn't a good reason for wasm not to support this particular use case.