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A couple of notes:"Google has begun making public the details concerning their Portable Native Client (PNaCl) implementation."To be completely fair, PNaCl is part of Chromium, and hence an open source project from the start. The code is freely available for anyone to see, check out and build, and has always been."Portable Native Client comes down to compiling Google Native Client applications to a subset of LLVM bitcode that can then basically run anywhere that Native Client is supported. "I suppose Michael Larabel meant to say "compiling C and C++ applications" instead of "Google Native Client applications" here.

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Is me alone who sees NaCl as another kind of flash? It is just a blob running into a rectangle. No js accesible, almost no browser control over it. How web is this?

Almost the speed of native.As secure as possible.As portable as possible.It's definitely an interesting feature set. I personally hope ASM.JS is able to "catch up" to NaCl, but if it doesn't, then I hope PNaCl becomes widely available.

I hope this approach wins instead of asm.js

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Is me alone who sees NaCl as another kind of flash? It is just a blob running into a rectangle. No js accesible, almost no browser control over it. How web is this?

I hope this approach wins instead of asm.js

Google Details PNaCl Native Client LLVM Bitcode

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Google Details PNaCl Native Client LLVM Bitcode

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