>Yeah sure. I've been doing mobile ecl development for a while. >Why not? We
>can use this too:
>https://github.com/kripken/emscripten/wiki/Emterpreter
That's interesting. I didn't realize there is Emterpreter :)
Just now I've successfully compiled ECL with VS2012 with latest bdwgc (because
the bundled version doesn't support emscripten). It needs some tweak in
Makefile (because of directory structure change, like msvc_dbg.c moved to extra
directory), though.
I've also confirmed that latest bdwgc compiles with emscripten (with "emcc
extra\gc.c -Iinclude")
I'll continue the work probably the next week and report my progress and/or
troubles.
On Sun, Mar 8, 2015 at 11:39 PM, Rujia Liu <2575...@qq.com> wrote:
Dear all,
Anyone interested in emscripten support of ECL? I'm talking about this because
1. ECL's code is quite portable
2. ECL's only dependencies: bdwgc and gmp are both supporting emscripten
(though bdwgc's emscripten support was added in July 2014, not yet available in
last stable release)
Does that mean we might be able to add emscripten support to ECL with a
reasonable amount of work? I don't have much experience about emscripten
(though I used some js libraries generated by it) and I don't know much about
ECL's internals, so I might be wrong. But at least I'll be glad if some people
can discuss this a bit.
- Rujia
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