ports/ipython-ppapi/README.nacl - Issue 165473002: Adds an IPython kernel running in NaCl, and a wrapper as a Chrome extension.

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Issue 165473002: Adds an IPython kernel running in NaCl, and a wrapper as a Chrome extension. Base URL: https://naclports.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/src

Patch Set: rebase to master Created 6 years, 7 months ago

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+IPython Kernel for Native Client

+===============================

+This package runs an IPython kernel inside Native Client.

+It creates a Native Client binary, and support files that

+must be available to the binary via HTTP. Running this

+Native Client binary inside Chrome, runs an IPython kernel.

+Communication with the kernel is done by Pepper messaging,

+not by ZeroMQ. This is accomplished by making modifications

+to the IPython Kernel. Users call postMessage from JavaScript,

+and listening for the replies. Messages follow essentially the

+same pattern as the IPython messaging system.

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