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Compile Qt C++ to webasm?

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    Has any infrastructure been set up to not just compile C++ to web assembly but also make it possible to construct a Qt user interface within the web browser?

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      Has any infrastructure been set up to not just compile C++ to web assembly but also make it possible to construct a Qt user interface within the web browser?

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      @Publicnamer
      Not sure what you mean by this? A Qt WASM application has whatever UI interface you designed, shown within a web browser for user interaction.

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        @Publicnamer
        Not sure what you mean by this? A Qt WASM application has whatever UI interface you designed, shown within a web browser for user interaction.

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        @JonB What I mean is, I'd like to represent a Qt UI pixel for pixel within the browser rather than reinvent the wheel with HTML code, which will not look the same and would have to be maintained separately from a non-web Qt app.

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          @JonB What I mean is, I'd like to represent a Qt UI pixel for pixel within the browser rather than reinvent the wheel with HTML code, which will not look the same and would have to be maintained separately from a non-web Qt app.

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          @Publicnamer Then like I said look at Qt WebAssembly.

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