top | item 32107788 (no title) yatac42 | 3 years ago I wouldn't say the source language is not meaningful. If you wrote an ahead-of-time JavaScript-to-WebAssembly compiler and benchmarked the WASM generated by that, it would probably be a lot slower than the WASM generated by the Rust compiler, no? discuss order hn newest throwaway894345|3 years ago Has anyone compiled v8 to WASM so we can finally run JS in the browser? ;) hunterb123|3 years ago v8 is a JIT engine, WASM would not support it.JavaScriptCore has been compiled to WASM though:https://mbbill.github.io/JSC.js/People usually ask why, the answer is usually for fun or for sandboxed plugins. load replies (2) mrtesthah|3 years ago please don’t give them more ideas
throwaway894345|3 years ago Has anyone compiled v8 to WASM so we can finally run JS in the browser? ;) hunterb123|3 years ago v8 is a JIT engine, WASM would not support it.JavaScriptCore has been compiled to WASM though:https://mbbill.github.io/JSC.js/People usually ask why, the answer is usually for fun or for sandboxed plugins. load replies (2) mrtesthah|3 years ago please don’t give them more ideas
hunterb123|3 years ago v8 is a JIT engine, WASM would not support it.JavaScriptCore has been compiled to WASM though:https://mbbill.github.io/JSC.js/People usually ask why, the answer is usually for fun or for sandboxed plugins. load replies (2)
throwaway894345|3 years ago
hunterb123|3 years ago
JavaScriptCore has been compiled to WASM though:
https://mbbill.github.io/JSC.js/
People usually ask why, the answer is usually for fun or for sandboxed plugins.
mrtesthah|3 years ago