I don’t have plans for a native compiler right now. (But just to clarify: note that the interpreter runs on these systems just fine; the web version is only one of the supported platforms.)
What I have in mind at the moment is building a better IR and VM, along with a simplified memory model, so that the “assembly language” can be inspected from within the environment and so that PEEK and POKE can become a reality. It’d be nice to have a simplified "full stack" machine in which to play with all levels of abstraction—from high level programming to its assembly counterpart.
But compiling to WASM has also crossed my mind… so I’m not yet sure what I’ll do.
What I have in mind at the moment is building a better IR and VM, along with a simplified memory model, so that the “assembly language” can be inspected from within the environment and so that PEEK and POKE can become a reality. It’d be nice to have a simplified "full stack" machine in which to play with all levels of abstraction—from high level programming to its assembly counterpart.
But compiling to WASM has also crossed my mind… so I’m not yet sure what I’ll do.