Comment on PDFium: Chrome’s PDF rendering engine is now open-sourceparentComments−v41312yHow about converting this viewer through Emscripten using asm.js. Would be interesting to see performance comparison with pdf.js :)−espadrine12yEspecially on Firefox. The product would be asm.js…On the other hand, there might be an initial compilation pause when starting to load the PDF.−pcwalton12yCaching of the compiled asm.js code is implemented: https://blog.mozilla.org/luke/2014/01/14/asm-js-aot-compilat...−fulafel12yYes. And you could leave out support for PDF-embedded JS for this purpouse.
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How about converting this viewer through Emscripten using asm.js. Would be interesting to see performance comparison with pdf.js :)
Especially on Firefox. The product would be asm.js…
On the other hand, there might be an initial compilation pause when starting to load the PDF.
Caching of the compiled asm.js code is implemented: https://blog.mozilla.org/luke/2014/01/14/asm-js-aot-compilat...
Yes. And you could leave out support for PDF-embedded JS for this purpouse.