> Is this example running a non-wasm webserver that then proxies to WASM modules? Is that wasmedge? Or does wasmedge really make syscalls like accept() availabl

> Is this example running a non-wasm webserver that then proxies to WASM modules? Is that wasmedge? Or does wasmedge really make syscalls like accept() available to the module? > If it's the latter, how could it actually do something meaningful without threading - given any accept() would block the whole module? Run in non-blocking mode and expect the whole WASM module to be written in async style? The docs here show how it works: https://wasmedge.org/book/en/write_wasm/rust/networking.html https://wasmedge.org/book/en/write_wasm/rust/networking.html