Ben Taylor
Ben Taylor
In python `os.getcwd()` returns some random bytes. This could be unintialised memory or could be the address of the file pointer. Maybe something else. Investigate and fix.
Currently each run builds on top of the same filesystem. This can cause issues where a binary will fail to build, but then still run (it's running the old version)....
The result includes the entire filesystem, which also includes a bunch of binaries. This is probably a big waste of time since it will all get copied across the postmessage...
Currently the runtime only exports `headlessRunCommand` which makes it difficult to use the existing runtimes. It would be handy if it also exported helper methods that used the "official" Runno...
There's an existing package (https://wapm.io/package/f2c) that implements a Fortran77 to c program (f2c) but it doesn't seem to work. Since we already have a clang compiler, this sort of method...
Potentially ECL? https://gitlab.com/embeddable-common-lisp/ecl/
(https://wapm.io/package/mwang1/pyodide) Could probably switch existing Python runtime over to Pyodide as it has better library support and a kind of pip thing.