Hi
has anyone already used that?
https://developers.google.com/native-client/
Seems interesting to me, hence I wouldn't need to reboot for supporting other OS.
Cheers Michael
export to HTML 5
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Re: export to HTML 5
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Re: export to HTML 5
That and the fact that it has nothing to do with HTML 5 and rebooting 
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Re: export to HTML 5
Well - it actually has to do with both. 
NaCl makes use of the new 3d capabilities of HTML 5 (which is not really a standard, but a collection of new browser technologies), and since a browser is supposed to be cross-platform, you don't need to reboot to develop it for various platforms.
But, you're right. In a way.
NaCl makes use of the new 3d capabilities of HTML 5 (which is not really a standard, but a collection of new browser technologies), and since a browser is supposed to be cross-platform, you don't need to reboot to develop it for various platforms.
But, you're right. In a way.
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Re: export to HTML 5
Downloaded both CHROME Betas for Linux and Windows, but cannot find any nacl settings to enable. Could someone help me?
Thanks
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Re: export to HTML 5
Look in the topic I linked to. Instructions are in it.
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Re: export to HTML 5
Well, they weren't easy to find, so check the instructions here instead:
https://developers.google.com/native-cl ... ial#verify
https://developers.google.com/native-cl ... ial#verify
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Re: export to HTML 5
Thanks. Now that's cool and works fine on Linux. Seems we need a SDK for that, alike for Android.