Mention C/C++ system libraries on the "Building Emscripten from Source" docs page #22842
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…ripten itself is written in Python and JavaScript so it does not need to be compiled" is completely true but potentially confusing.
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Offered as a PR following a conversation with @kripken
I suggest the statement
is 100% true, but potentially confusing for anyone who's peeked inside the repo and noticed there are C/C++ system. Certainly I was confused.
This is my best attempt to write clarifying text. Happy for it to be rewritten. Happy to recieve suggestions for further refinement.
Regret I haven't been able to get the Spinix build to work on my machine or Docker to check what the rendered html output looks like.