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JVM bytecode is significantly higher level, and comes with support for type reflection, garbage collection, etc. Whereas WASM doesn't include any of that. Which
by AndrewDucker 7y ago
JVM bytecode is significantly higher level, and comes with support for type reflection, garbage collection, etc.
Whereas WASM doesn't include any of that. Which makes it simpler and more lightweight, but means that anything which needs that functionality has to do it itself.