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Couldn't a native developer also take advantage of wasm/wasi to build their native application to a single build target/binary, which could then be run on Any m
by Jarwain 8y ago
Couldn't a native developer also take advantage of wasm/wasi to build their native application to a single build target/binary, which could then be run on Any machine?
- dahfizz 8y agoCross platform is in no way new. There are already plenty of ways for native devs to target multiple platforms at once if that's required.
- morgancmartin 8y agoBut are any of those ways both at the assembly level (speed) and decoupled from the runtime (space)? My takeaway from WASI is that it would allow for a single universal runtime with near-native execution. The near-native aspect being what other universal runtimes like the JVM and CLR lack due to their bundling of a GC and other non-essential features.