Name: Anonymous 2011-08-12 2:57
Native Client (NaCl) has been shipping with Google Chrome for a while now, but it wasn't enabled by default. It has just been enabled in the Beta channel which means it'll hit the stable channel in about 6 weeks or so.
For those that don't know, NaCl is a plugin that runs native code in the browser. For instance, C/C++ code compiled against NaCl will run sandboxed in the browser, and the Pepper library allows your program and the browser to communicate.
I have a bunch of little games I wrote in C that I'd like to port. Last I heard, NaCl had an SDL port, but most of my games are written with Allegro so I'm hoping someone ports that soon if they hadn't already.
http://chrome.blogspot.com/2011/08/building-better-web-apps-with-new.html
For those that don't know, NaCl is a plugin that runs native code in the browser. For instance, C/C++ code compiled against NaCl will run sandboxed in the browser, and the Pepper library allows your program and the browser to communicate.
I have a bunch of little games I wrote in C that I'd like to port. Last I heard, NaCl had an SDL port, but most of my games are written with Allegro so I'm hoping someone ports that soon if they hadn't already.
http://chrome.blogspot.com/2011/08/building-better-web-apps-with-new.html