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In order to improve performance and memory usage, some of the code (located |
inside the `compiled` directory) is written in C++ and compiled to JavaScript |
via Empscripten. |
### Requirements |
* [Emscripten 1.37.3](https://github.com/kripken/emscripten) |
* [Python 2.7](https://www.python.org) |
+* [meson](https://www.mesonbuild.com) |
+* [ninja](https://www.ninja-build.org) |
### Running Emscripten |
-After installing and configuring Emscripten you can run the following command: |
+After installing and configuring Emscripten you can setup the build |
+with the following commands: |
+ |
+ meson build |
- python compile |
+By default it will make a debug build. Pass `--buildtype release` to |
+make a release build. |
Wladimir Palant
2017/10/13 09:45:39
Nit: make => create on both occasions? Seems to so
hub
2017/10/13 18:16:52
Done.
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+ |
+Then to build just do: |
+ |
+ cd build |
+ ninja |
+ |
+This will regenerate the build files as needed. |
This will produce a `lib/compiled.js` exporting the classes defined in C++ code. |
### Technical details |
Compilation is currently a two-step process. In the bindings generation step, |
the source files are compiled into `compiled/bindings.cpp.js` with the |
`PRINT_BINDINGS` symbol defined. This application is then executed via Node.js |
and will print JavaScript wrappers for the C++ classes to |
-`compiled/bindings.js` according to definitions within the `EMSCRIPTEN_BINDINGS` |
+`build/bindings.js` according to definitions within the `EMSCRIPTEN_BINDINGS` |
macro in `compiled/bindings.cpp`. |
In the actual compilation step the source files are compiled into |
`lib/compiled.js` without the `PRINT_BINDINGS` symbol, so that the |
`EMSCRIPTEN_BINDINGS` macro ignores its contents and merely emits some generic |
functions necessary for the JavaScript bindings to work. The previously |
generated `compiled/bindings.js` file is added to the end of Emscripten output. |