Hi @Robert, I was working on automating the Javascript bindings for bullet to Haxe for armory in the haxebullet repo and the thought occurred to me that integrating something like the haxe webidl binder into Khamake could be useful. If you could use functions inside of your korefile.js to specify the C++ sources to include similar to the generate functions in the webidl package, then it could make it a simple matter to bind any C/C++ libraries compatible with Emscripten into Kha projects with support for Krom.

If you think that might be a good idea then I'll probably start working on that to see if I can manage it. I'm still figuring out the binder a little bit, but it looks like it shouldn't be too complicated.

Give it a go.

Awesome.

@Robert I've gotten pretty far with a WIP integration, I'd like to hear if you have any thoughts on it. There's a GitHub issue where I'm posting my progress.

Oh, sounds complicated. Some sources I can look at hidden somewhere?

I'll get my commits up in a branch of my fork as soon as I can. All of the difficult work for the binding is handled by the webidl library so it didn't take much code in Khamake.

OK here are my WIP diffs:

• Khamake
• Kha -- Ignore the doubled WebIDL submodule. I'll get that fixed. We do need to include the webidl library and probably make some slight modifications.

ok, that looks straight forward enough, looking forward to the pull request.

@Robert Do you want to include the webidl library as a submodule of Kha or would you rather just drop the sources in there so that we can make changes without having to get it merged into the official repo. There are some modifications I will need to make, but I can see if I can make the changes generic enough to be able to be merged into the official repo so that we might not need to have our own separate version of it.

We could also fork it and add a submodule for our fork of it like we do for hxcpp.