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Not exactly sure what is meant with "universal web bytecode", but a binary VM code supported by all major browsers sounds like one. There's a whole Wiki page d
by vesinisa 10y ago
Not exactly sure what is meant with "universal web bytecode", but a binary VM code supported by all major browsers sounds like one.
There's a whole Wiki page dedicated to GC: https://github.com/WebAssembly/design/blob/master/GC.md https://github.com/WebAssembly/design/blob/master/GC.md
Sounds like they aim to implement only GC primitives to allow emulating a wide variety of different VMs.
- bobajeff 10y agoAt some point in the "future [unicorn icon]" sure. But the design today is around the porting of C and C++ apps the web. The feature you're talking about is meant for integrating with the browser. It could allow emulating a variety of VM's but that's not a promise or stated goal.