They're both just-in-time compiled. It doesn't matter if your program comes in as source code or a binary format if you're compiling it dynamically.
But I didn't know that WebAssembly ran under asm.js semantics. I guess that's the difference.
They're both just-in-time compiled. It doesn't matter if your program comes in as source code or a binary format if you're compiling it dynamically.
But I didn't know that WebAssembly ran under asm.js semantics. I guess that's the difference.