Note that this project is a mirror rather than a fork of the upstream repository, so that this repository can be used as a template, which can be used multiple times in a single account.
A simple example project for porting a command-line C program to a JavaScript library using Emscripten. Here, the program reads a file and writes its output to another file.
There is a similar example, but instead
of writing a hacky wrapper using sed, this one uses the MODULARIZE option
together with --pre-js and --post-js wrappers to write input file and read
output file.
- gcc
- cmake
- emscripten
Clone the repository and run npm run build to build the library. You can
then run npm run test to test it (check test.js). Also, npm run build:debug builds the project without optimizations.
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2018 Damián Silvani
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