So basically thats a taste for AssemblyScript
I wrote 8 AssemblyScript functions 4 of them just perform an operation on 2 values 4 of them just perform an operation on an array
And these are the results
In the build folder, we have an optimized.wasm file which can be imported to any JS runtime like using their @assemblyscript/loader which they claim:
[It]...makes working with AssemblyScript modules as convenient as it gets without sacrificing efficiency.
NodeJS
const fs = require("fs");
const loader = require("@assemblyscript/loader");
const imports = { /* imports go here */ };
const wasmModule = loader.instantiateSync(fs.readFileSync(__dirname + "/build/optimized.wasm"), imports);
Now to use in your application
console.log(wasmModule.exports.yourFunc(...args))
Simple? yep
Ermm, idk, but I think it needs to mature a bit. I cant really see any convenient use cases yet. I'll try some algorithms on it later and see how that goes in terms of syntax and ease of use.
I will take C++ over this any day and use emscripten (not tried it but I have read possiblities) to compile/transpile to WASM.
- Bubble sort Algorithm
- Binary Tree Algorithm