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> In what sense can a wasm program "crash?" I'm not an expert in wasm but memory allocation may fail depending on the host environment. Also, runtimes of highe
by kbumsik 7y ago
> In what sense can a wasm program "crash?"
I'm not an expert in wasm but memory allocation may fail depending on the host environment. Also, runtimes of higher languages may define their own crash cases. As it is a stack machine dumping a stacktrace in case of "crash" should be easy.
> Is there big-endian support?
Wasm still assumes little-endian byte ordering. Honestly who really cares about big-endian?
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