you could do something like V8 in wasm, sure, but.....think about this for a bit: in chrome, you already have V8 as a native implementation, without the overhea

you could do something like V8 in wasm, sure, but.....think about this for a bit: in chrome, you already have V8 as a native implementation, without the overhead of wasm -> cpu instructions. nothing would be gained. You would need to do memory/etc. management on a level that is either more in line and more optimizable with your language design, or just stick to things as they are.