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Yes and no. WebAssembly itself has no IO except for its linear memory. So many programs will then have to have a component in a system-native language (e.g. to
by timdaub 6y ago
Yes and no. WebAssembly itself has no IO except for its linear memory. So many programs will then have to have a component in a system-native language (e.g. to write files).
So technically I'm not sure how much you can abstract away for performance.