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>Maybe the server can be released with two executables, one for generic aarch 64, and the other for the Raspberry Pi OS aarch 64. I think that approach is quite...

I am thinking of a function that prepares a desired state, preferably with a low-depth/count circuit, of course. For example, I was trying to use QASM to present the QFT...

 I notice there is 36% of assembly code in this project. The design goal of WASM is not to handle any hardware vendor-specific native assembly code. Are there any...

Thanks to the advice from @baentsch, the `oqs `WASM build works now. Here is a mini doc. 1. Install the the [Emscripten ](https://emscripten.org/docs/getting_started/downloads.html) 2. Similar to the `oqs `build process,...

@baentsch > > a) Would it be OK we add reference to ... >b) Would you consider contributing a WASM-ready demo ... >c) Would you consider contributing to ... Yes...

@baentsch I only tried the procedure on a full-blown Ubuntu 20.04 Desktop and it worked perfectly. I will try to do it in a docker container and let you know...

@baentsch > ``` > ../src/kem/kem.c:87:30: error: a function declaration without a prototype is deprecated in all versions of C [-Werror,-Wstrict-prototypes] > OQS_API int OQS_KEM_alg_count() { > ^ > void >...

After the issue #1204 is resolved, you may build a local docker image to build the WASM. I use Ubuntu. I've made a very simple `Dockerfile` ``` FROM emscripten/emsdk:latest RUN...

@baentsch You are correct. After removing that line, I just built the WASM in the container successfully. You may polish the image however you see fit. That pretty much fulfills...

@baentsch Precisely, it is as simple as running "your" existing tests. There are JS-wrappers to trigger them. A "WASM executable" is composed of two files. Take the `speed_kem `as an...