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Hi, thank you for fenster. It is really nice to just drop the file into a directory and have a demo ready to go.
I spent some time adding support for emscripten in my fork because I wanted my demo to be runnable in a web browser as well.
I've modified the makefile in the drawing-c example to demonstrate how to build it once your emscripten environment is set up. It will create an output directory
web/that contains all the HTML, JavaScript and wasm files. There is also aservetarget in the Makefile that will use Python3's http module to serve the application on http://localhost:9000/ for testing purposes .