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They will diverge about as much as JS does, that will hardly be a surprise
by abritinthebay 9y ago
They will diverge about as much as JS does, that will hardly be a surprise
- kibwen 9y agoI doubt it. If further optimizing pre-optimized assembly were that easy (or that valuable), then we'd also expect to see more tools for postprocessing compiled binaries. (Just because WASM is a bytecode format doesn't mean it's comparable to Java bytecode and Java's JITs; javac isn't an optimizing compiler.) I'd be happy if anyone actually working on a WASM interpreter could chime in regarding expected optimization potential.