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1. WASM doesn't require a runtime. You can perform AOT compilation on it and still get the benefits of sandboxing. 2. Even under interpretation, WASM doesn't r
by smasher164 5y ago
1. WASM doesn't require a runtime. You can perform AOT compilation on it and still get the benefits of sandboxing.
2. Even under interpretation, WASM doesn't require the interpreter to jump through hoops or optimization to get it to be performant. In this sense, it's more of a portable assembly format than something like LLVM IR.