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Pardon my ignorance, but what does ISA mean? > WASM runs in quite unusual environments Why not just use regular Rust/C++? For the isolated environment of exec
by sanskarjethi 4y ago
Pardon my ignorance, but what does ISA mean?
> WASM runs in quite unusual environments
Why not just use regular Rust/C++? For the isolated environment of execution?
- sinenomine 4y agoCompile once, run anywhere
- salawat 4y agoInstruction Set Architecture. That which defines the encoding of opcodes to actual functional units/instructions of an underlying machine. You've got a valid question. The answer is: Because you apparently have a WASM environment, and not a C++ or rust environment. There is no virtue to any one thing over another. It's all, what you have to work with at the time.