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Are people really editing .wat files by hand to eek out the last bit of performance? Seems like you would need instruction level profiling to do it justice Was
by ArtWomb 8y ago
Are people really editing .wat files by hand to eek out the last bit of performance? Seems like you would need instruction level profiling to do it justice
Wasabi: A Framework for Dynamically Analyzing
WebAssembly
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1808.10652.pdf https://arxiv.org/pdf/1808.10652.pdf
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- scrollaway 8y agoDo web assembly files really have a .wat extension? This can't not be an easter egg reference to the famous talk, right? :)
- Touche 8y agoShould have gone with .wtf. WebAssembly Text Format.
- scrollaway 8y ago.wtf will always be Warcraft Text Files for me. Nothing like editing that Config.wtf file when playing WoW...
- zoggenhoff 8y agoSuch polite people. WTF has different meaning for the other kids in the playground.
- creatonez 8y agoBinary size would probably be the main thing you'd want to optimize for. Which, at least a few months ago when I tried the wasm32 target in rustc, is a big issue.
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