Defines asm.js, a strict subset of JavaScript that can be used as a low-level, efficient target language for compilers.
Not only is JavaScript making other high-level languages obsolete, but it's making low-level languages obsolete as well! Contact your hardware manufacturers: tell them you want JavaScript all the way down.
I want my math books to be rewritten in JavaScript because the old obsolete notation is boring. Math is better expressed in JavaScript because it is a functional language.
JavaScript and types don't mix. If they really wanted to extend JavaScript, they could at least add Asm.Double() and Asm.Int() for the casts instead of the hideous-looking + prefix and |0.
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Anonymous2013-02-16 14:36
>>41 post this on stack overflow and link to it please.
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Anonymous2013-02-16 14:56
>>46
My sides will explode as if I were punched by Kenshiro.
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Anonymous2013-02-17 15:14
We'll see who's laughing later this year, when cross-compiled emscripten code is approaching 2x runtime speed of native code.
Why download and install a runtime environment for Java/.Net/Python/Ruby/whatever when a JavaScript engine can run the same code equally fast?