The question is a little broad, I will answer what gives.
I wanted to convert my codes into C++ for Javascript so I could use them in Web pages.
It’s not that simple. While it is possible to do this, if the code was not prepared to work on *browser, or at least it is a library that is integrated into a code prepared for this, nor waste time.
How can I do it ? So I searched Emscripten does it, only I don’t know how to use it.
Telling how to do is very broad, would be a manual. I suggest studying a little Webassembly, that eliminates the need for Emscripten and resolves in a much better way.
How it works ?
He is a compiler (or transpilator so it looks like what happens with Typescript or Coffescript), where it takes the code in C or C++ and generates a Javascript code that runs in the browser. A script called asm.js to run the generated code. The performance is pretty bad, unlike Webassembly which is even used to improve JS performance.
How to use it?
With a more specific problem you may be able to answer another question. But I don’t know if you still want to learn something obsolete.
What are your resources?
I don’t know what you mean.
How to integrate the Javascript generated in HTML?
Too wide to answer here.
emscripten is obsolete ?
– silash35
Essentially yes :)
– Maniero