My adventure into the marvelous world of Web Assembly
Try the live version here: https://euhmeuh.github.io/wasm-adventure/
- Run
./make - Open
index.htmlin your favorite (Web Assembly compatible) browser
- Run
racket src/game.rkt > build/game.wat
- Run
wat2wasm build/game.wat -o build/game.wasm
Is it possible (and enjoyable) to write a game directly in web assembly's text format?
Eventually, would it be cool to generate wat from Scheme code using the Racket lang system?
This is an entry for the 2018 edition of the Lisp Game Jam
- Wasm has two text formats: linear (stack machine) and S-expression style
- Writing directly in Wasm is tedious after a while (very verbose)
- I can use Racket to write my own DSL (Domain Specific Language) in order to program in a higher level language
- I can implement recurrent patterns into higher level procedures (see
for) - I can name constants and implement helpers (see
mem) - I can draw to a screen by using javascript's Uint8Array and pushing data to a canvas
- I can make a game?