asm.js on FF Nightly March 19th - "asm.js type error: Platform not supported (yet)"

[Marcos Scriven]

For some reason Nightly has regressed support for asm.js - do you know if it's being put back for long?

Thanks

Marcos

[Marcos Scriven]

Ignore me - just remember I was using the Nightly build from Ben with asm.js support in it, rather than the official Nightly. 

Which branch do I need to build to get asm.js?

[Marcos Scriven]

S'ok, found it: http://hg.mozilla.org/users/lwagner_mozilla.com/odinmonkey/

[Alon Zakai]

I believe all platforms are supported on normal nightly, except for OS
X and ARM, hopefully both of those missing ones are very temporary.

- azakai

On Wed, Mar 20, 2013 at 2:44 AM, Marcos Scriven <mar...@scriven.org> wrote:
> S'ok, found it: http://hg.mozilla.org/users/lwagner_mozilla.com/odinmonkey/
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[Marcos Scriven]

So I discovered from Alan today - asm.js was everything I hoped it would be. 

One of the more intensive examples in OpenSCAD (https://raw.github.com/openscad/openscad/master/examples/example006.scad) gave me these metrics:

Native: 402 seconds, 

asm.js version: 605 seconds, 

asm.js version in Chrome: 3724 seconds

Amazing! Thanks again for all the work

[Marius Kintel]

Nice!

Do you have anything lying around which can be tested?

I'm interested in looking for ways of making native and javascript implementations/bindings/combinations thereof of OpenSCAD co-exist.

 -Marius

[Marcos Scriven]

Sure I'll put it online shortly. What's the best way to contact you by the way?