Add build.zig to qjs-wasi project #8
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This change integrates the project with Zig as a replacement build system to CMake. With this change, you can use Zig to easily cross-compile qjs to WASI: ``` zig build -Dtarget=wasm32-wasi -Drelease-fast ``` Note that you need latest nightly Zig so that you have access to emulated WASI libc subcomponents such as process clocks and signals.
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FYI @Hywan and @syrusakbary; thought this might be of interest ;-) |
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Interesting, thanks for the ping! |
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OK, so the runtime SIGILLs when targeting native (in my case, More on the UBSAN errors manifesting when switching to Zig as C compiler in Zig's FAQ. |
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Ping @saghul :-) |
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This change integrates the project with Zig as a replacement build system to CMake. With this change, you can use Zig to easily cross-compile qjs to WASI:
Note that you need latest nightly Zig so that you have access to emulated WASI libc subcomponents such as process clocks and signals.
Depends on ziglang/zig#8992
Plus I need work out why I'm getting a miscompilation (potentially, mislinking) in Debug/ReleaseSafe and not in ReleaseFast (failed assert converted into UB most likely).See comment below.