Google Portable Native Client - Run Your Compiled C / C++ Code On Web
Google's launched 'Native Client' a new technology that will allow developers to run their native C, C++ compiled code on the web; as a part of the web apps. Native Apps has been a part of Google Chrome for long time. At I/O the company announced the launch of Portable Native Client (PNaCl), and expects us to pronounce it as 'Pinnacle'. PNaCl has been adopted in the Chrome 29.
Portable Native Client will allow devs to write applications that are architecture independent. PNaCl will use an LLVM compiler with 'compile -> link -> translate' workflow which creates an intermediate bitcode which gets translated locally for the infrastructure it's being run on. Of course, that's quite a complicated stuff.
The biggest advantage is that the developers will now be able to write high-performance applications that run at near-native speeds on existing platforms. Check details & get started on the following link: #-Link-Snipped-# .
Portable Native Client will allow devs to write applications that are architecture independent. PNaCl will use an LLVM compiler with 'compile -> link -> translate' workflow which creates an intermediate bitcode which gets translated locally for the infrastructure it's being run on. Of course, that's quite a complicated stuff.
The biggest advantage is that the developers will now be able to write high-performance applications that run at near-native speeds on existing platforms. Check details & get started on the following link: #-Link-Snipped-# .
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