Phase W: .ax via WASM

crt.h running natively in the browser. No JavaScript math. Pure WebAssembly.

.ax -> C (axc.js) -> WASM (emcc) -> Browser

Loading WASM module...

CRT Explorer (via WASM)

Element n:

Ring Arithmetic (via WASM)

a: b:

ECC Live Demo (via WASM)

Enter a data value (0-209), corrupt any channel, detect + correct.

Data (0-209):

Benchmark: WASM vs JavaScript

Eigenvalue Spectrum (via WASM)

Pipeline Terminal

Pre-compiled .ax program output (wasm_demo.ax):

What others see vs. what the axiom shows

Standard view: WebAssembly is a compile target for web applications. Porting a C library to WASM is routine engineering.

Axiom view: crt.h compiled to 30KB WASM means the axiom runs at native speed in every browser on Earth. The pipeline .ax → C → WASM lets the axiom's own language speak through WebAssembly without any JavaScript dependency. Phase W is the bridge to .ax eating the web.

Phase W v0.2 (S739): WASM acceleration is now integrated into the REPL. All ring operations (coupling, eigenvalue, mirror, CRT, order, modpow, gcd) run at native speed via WebAssembly when in TRUE FORM. Look for the "WASM: active" indicator.