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(2022-12) Which unix-like programs are already ported to Webassembly #6

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martin12333 opened this issue Jan 26, 2020 · 2 comments
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martin12333 commented Jan 26, 2020

the state at the end of 2022

https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/ztxa6a/porting_of_linux_programs_to_webassembly_the/

Selected programs, that are already ported to Webassembly:

  • busybox ... in Busytex
  • bzip2
  • coreutils (subset) ... in Cowasm; in Wasmer
  • dash shell (with issues) ... in Cowasm; and also in a branch of Wasmer
  • libreoffice
  • libedit
  • libffi
  • openssl
  • python ... PEP 11 lists what platforms are supported by CPython in some official fashion ... In the case of WebAssembly, there are two triples at the tier 3 level: wasm32-unknown-emscripten, wasm32-unknown-wasi
  • sqlite
  • tar
  • vim

Links to mini systems, that work in browser, are being collected at r/browserPOSIX

@martin12333 martin12333 changed the title Which unix programs are already ported to Webassembly (using Emscripten, Emterpreter, or WASIenv)? Which unix-like programs are already ported to Webassembly Dec 11, 2022
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@martin12333 martin12333 changed the title Which unix-like programs are already ported to Webassembly (2022-12) Which unix-like programs are already ported to Webassembly Dec 31, 2022
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