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WASM
TIC-80 supports compiled languages via our WASM binary support. Compile a .wasm
file using an external compiler toolchain and then import
that binary (up to to 256kb) into your TIC-80 cartridge. Many modern
languages support compiling to WASM.
- The built-in editor content is not used to edit your code.
- editor comments must use the Lua style, e.g.
-- this is a comment
... - a
-- script: wasm
magic comment is required to use thewasm
runtime - ...no code you type in the editor will ever be executed
- editor comments must use the Lua style, e.g.
- a 256KB
BINARY
chunk stores compiled code- binary
.wasm
files up to 256KB may be imported
- binary
- 256KB addressable memory
Copying one of the built-in project templates we provide is the best way to get started. These templates include both a tiny sample project and library bindings for the TIC-80 API.
- C (help wanted)
- C++ (help wanted)
- D (help wanted)
- Go (help wanted)
- NeLua (help wanted)
- Nim (help wanted)
- Odin (help wanted)
- Rust (help wanted)
- other? (help wanted)
- Zig
If you're familiar with one of the languages above and would like to contribute an official library binding for TIC-80, we'd love your help! Just comment on #1784 or open a new GitHub issue.
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