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I understand the basics behind WASM. What does WebAssembly VM in Go mean? Can I write Golang code and see it executed through Life? Or will it execute my WASM
by jhoechtl 8y ago
I understand the basics behind WASM. What does WebAssembly VM in Go mean?
Can I write Golang code and see it executed through Life?
Or will it execute my WASM binaries, compiled through whatever?
If the later, how is Life VM meant to be integrated into a web browser (if this is a goal)?
- nine_k 8y agoYes, WASM binaries from anything. The VM configures the available imports.
- stcredzero 8y agoCan I write Golang code and see it executed through Life? Is there a Life target for the Go compiler?
- kzkfkkf 8y agoWhat are you even asking? Nobody suggested life is a target.
- xmlflfkf 8y ago> I understand the basics behind WASM. What does WebAssembly VM in Go mean? A VM is a virtual machine, in this case capable of running wasm outside of your wasm-enabled browser. You could also have learnt this by following the link you are commenting on and RTFM.
- dang 8y agoPlease don't be rude here.
- sbinet 8y ago- the VM is written in Go and can execute wasm binaries - the next version of the Go toolchain (Go-1.11) will have a wasm target