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add support for wasm32-wasi #245
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Looks good apart from one minor change in a println.
Thanks for the PR! I have also been experimenting with adding support for wasi. I thought I managed at one point to get bindgen working, so I will do some testing with that before merging this. |
Really appreciate the work done here, do you know how we could make this work for the web ? I'm really curios about that. I' m currently working on a project where I'm in need of an isolated environment that is not an iframe or worker and QuickJS fits perfectly. |
@dejang the problem with compiling quickjs for web wasm is that there are currently some problems with packaging c libraries which require libc. The default wasm target used by rust is For more reference see rustwasm/team#291 |
Thank you @DelSkayn, that actually makes a lot of sense. |
This makes build.rs download wasi-sys if building for wasm32-wasi target. The logic is copied from https://github.com/bytecodealliance/javy/blob/main/crates/quickjs-wasm-sys/build.rs
I was unable to get the bindgen to work - it would not output functions (it would output types and constants correctly though). In the end I copied the bindgen file from i686-msvc. It works OK.