In traditional web development, JavaScript handles the logic. While modern Just-In-Time (JIT) compilers have made JavaScript incredibly fast, it is still a dynamically typed, garbage-collected language. It is fundamentally unsuited for the rigid, timing-critical requirements of system emulation, where a delayed microsecond can ruin audio syncing or drop frames.
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WASM runs code at near-native execution speeds by utilizing compact binary formats and low-level memory access. In traditional web development, JavaScript handles the logic