New support for native Client in Go1.3

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What is native Client?

     native Client  is a sandbox for running compiled C and C + + code in the browser efficiently and SE Curely, independent of the user ' s operating system.  portable Native Client  extends that technology with architecture independence, letting developers Compile their code once to run with any website and on any architecture.

NC is an OS-independent sandbox that can safely and efficiently run compiled C and C + + code in a browser. The portable NC adds schema-independent features on top of this, and Portable NC Allows the user's code to run on any schema in any browser.

in short, Native Client brings thePerformance andLow-level controlof native code to modern web browsers, without sacrificing theSecurity andPortabilityof the web. Watch the video below for a overview of Native client, including its goals, how it works, and how portable Native Client Lets developers run native compiled code on the Web.

In short, NC provides high-performance and low-level control of the local code (nativecode), which is now a Web browser, without sacrificing security and portability.

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