WebAssembly is taking the web by storm, however we believe that WebAssembly will truly shine in the cloud. Most modern browsers today have everything you need to host a WebAssembly module (a .wasm file) and communicate with it in JavaScript. In addition, there are already a number of extremely powerful tools (like wasm-bindgen) that generate code to dramatically simplify that front-end web developer experience.
Wascap (in conjunction with waxosuit) is designed around the following core tenets:

Currently this only supports functions that take and return numeric
types. Byte arrays, and callbacks will come later, in a separate
wrapper package.

Bug: https://github.com/dart-lang/sdk/issues/3...

I am trying to compile libavcodec library with emscripten to generate a wasm to be used in a web project. It works, but I wanted to enable hardware acceleration (at least for OSX) but I cannot make...