From asm.js to Wasm with Emscripten creator Alon Zakai - WasmAssembly

[@ChromeDevs]

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[@offroaders123]

My apologies if this is a broad question, but I was wondering if you could do a podcast episode that explains how to build an existing C project (with dependencies) for WASM? Trying a few different ways people have mentioned out there thus far, I haven't been able to successfully run the program correctly in WASM. Thank you!

[@tomayac]

I have written a guide that covers a lot of the challenges you may run into: web.dev/articles/compiling-mkbitmap-to-webassembly. Maybe this helps already?

[@offroaders123]

@@tomayac Thank you! I'll go read up on that next.

[@jedisct1]

Easiest way is to use Emscripten (for something that runs in the browser) or Zig (replacing the native C compiler with the "zig cc -target=wasm32-wasi" command) for environments that don't support JS.

[@LookRainy]

Appreciate the content but please get better audio equipment, the audio is really bad..

[@tomayac]

Yes, sorry, this was a bit of an unlucky coincidence: the recording studio in London was occupied by Google I/O sessions, so we had to move to a regular conference room.

[@yeyu8521]

You can turn on caption

[@LookRainy]

@@yeyu8521 yeah I know, and that’s not an excuse for bad audio on such a big channel

[@cloudbranch]

Brilliant!

[@tomayac]

Thank you! Glad you liked it.