Chrome NaCl Gets ARM Support
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Google's Native Client (NaCl) for Chrome took its first big step toward platform-independence with the announcement of an ARM version. The Chromium development team announced ARM support with NaCl SDK version 25 and above. NaCl lets you run high-performance C and C++ code within Chrome, letting websites deploy web-based apps that can do much more than HTML5 is capable of. Porting existing (x86) NaCl apps to ARM is fairly straightforward, by adding an extension, changing a manifest.
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| Source | Chromium Blog |
| Channels | Internet, Software |
| Topics | Google, ARM, Chrome, Chromium Native Client, NaCl, C++ |
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