Use emcc rather than ./emcc in most documentation
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Suggesting that users should be in the emscripten directory when they run `emcc` is a little misleading. I think we can instead assume that most users will be either using `emsdk` or manually add `emcc` to their path, or generally understand how to run commands on the command line.
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See #14058 for at least one other person who was confused by this. |
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Suggesting that users should be in the emscripten directory
when they run
emccis a little misleading.I think we can instead assume that most users will be either using
emsdkor manually addemccto their path, or generally understandhow to run commands on the command line.