Yes, agreed. asm.js is a great fit here. My point was that that fact doesn't generalize well to other problem areas.
Earlier you said asm.js isn't just a compiler target, but if your program uses strings, or objects, or closures, or GC, then it's not going to be a good fit to use asm.js.
Earlier you said asm.js isn't just a compiler target, but if your program uses strings, or objects, or closures, or GC, then it's not going to be a good fit to use asm.js.