dgym / Cpython Emscripten
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Python in the browser - CPython compiled with emscripten
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Python in the browser
The aim of this project is to make Python usable in the browser. This is done
using the standard Python implementation (CPython) compiled with emscripten to
generate an Web Assembly library.
The benefits of this approach are:
- This gives access to a full Python implementation.
- Wasm can be pretty fast, so the interpreter is still quite useful.
- It supports existing extension modules.
- It supports Cython for speeding up the code and binding to C/C++.
If you have a Python application using SDL (1 or 2) and maybe OpenGLES 2 then
this project could help you deliver it via the browser.
Prerequesits
The build requires a complete development toolchain for the build system. This
is used to build the portions of Python required for bootstrapping the complete
Python build.
Emscripten is also required for the cross compilation. Emsdk 2.0.1 has been
tested, and there are known issues with 2.0.2 - 2.0.14.
Some of the examples use Cython which can be installed with pip. Versions
0.20.1 and above have been used successfully.
Credits
Many of the patches and instructions are derived from the excellent work of
Marat Dukhan on the EmCPython project.
Python Versions
3.6.13
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