chromium/native_client_sdk/src/examples/tutorial/using_ppapi_simple/index.html

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  <p>The Hello World Stdio example is the simplest one in the SDK.  It uses the
     ppapi_main library which creates a Module and an Instance, using default
     values to simplify setup and communication with the PPAPI system.  In
     addition, it uses the nacl_io library to remap IO to the Pepper API.  This
     simplifies IO by providing a standard blocking API and allowing STDERR to
     go to the JavaScript console by default.</p>
  <p>In main, we write to both STDOUT and STDERR, printing a hello world
     message.</p>

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