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Compile SDL-based game to run in browser

Run physics simulations directly in WebAssembly

Port audio processing C libraries to WebAudio

Use WebAssembly for cryptography and compression tasks

Integrate legacy native code with modern web apps

Ensure correct SDK activation and PATH setup

Check browser console for runtime errors

Verify file paths for virtual filesystem

Optimize compilation flags for performance

Check WebAssembly support in target browsers

Run compiled WebAssembly in modern browsers

Use browser console for debugging logs and errors

Test cross-browser compatibility

Validate integration with JavaScript APIs

Profile performance with browser developer tools

Host Wasm and JS files on static web server

Integrate with frontend frameworks (React, Vue, Angular)

Use CDN for faster delivery of Wasm modules

Deploy WebAssembly modules via serverless platforms

Bundle with npm or Webpack for distribution

Emscripten SDK (`emsdk`) for compilation

Clang/LLVM compiler backend

embind for JavaScript bindings

SDL, GLFW, OpenAL libraries for multimedia support

Browser developer tools for debugging and profiling

WebGL for graphics rendering

WebAudio for audio processing

WebSockets for network communication

IndexedDB / IDBFS for persistent storage

JavaScript and TypeScript front-end applications

Use precompiled libraries when possible

Leverage build automation via CMake/Make

Minimize WebAssembly size for faster loading

Profile and optimize hot code paths

Use embind for easier JS/C++ integration

Debugging complex C++ code compiled to WebAssembly

Memory management within browser constraints

Integrating with JavaScript and web APIs

Cross-browser performance variations

Large codebase compilation and optimization