> No, but I'd say it's low-level language specific. C, C++, Pascal, Swift, Go, D and the like. Not C# or Java.
asm.js is directly relatable to something like C, yes. But languages like C# are possible as well, if you add another step. For example, Unity compile C# into C++, then C++ into asm.js.
This would be even harder for arbitrary JS, of course, as it's much more dynamic than C#. Still, it would be an interesting experiment.
asm.js is directly relatable to something like C, yes. But languages like C# are possible as well, if you add another step. For example, Unity compile C# into C++, then C++ into asm.js.
This would be even harder for arbitrary JS, of course, as it's much more dynamic than C#. Still, it would be an interesting experiment.