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New compiler cranks up JavaScript from native code Posted: Apr 22, 2014 7:06 PM
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At first, Emscripten sounds like the punch line to a tech joke: a compiler that converts C/C++ code into Asm.js, a subset of JavaScript that can then run via a Web browser or in the Node.js framework.

But it's no joke. Emscripten and Asm.js (the latter started as a Mozilla research project) have been making major strides since their introduction. The latest step up is an Emscripten revision that replaces the original compiler core with one derived from LLVM, a compiler technology framework used mainly for C/C++ but in theory capable of supporting many other languages.

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