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The `create-exe` subcommand is interesting! For any language with decent cross compiling capability, is there a use case for `create-exe`? Eg i use Rust these
by lijogdfljk 4y ago
The `create-exe` subcommand is interesting!
For any language with decent cross compiling capability, is there a use case for `create-exe`? Eg i use Rust these days.. and i wonder if there's any use case for me to cross compile via wasmer instead of natively. My project(s) do work on WASM as a target (for browser reasons), maybe it would be easier to setup cross compiling via wasmer and not manage the release pipelines i have?
Though for some of my performance critical applications i may not want to bother with it. Simply because i'd suspect wasmer might not have the same platform specific optimizations that natively compiling would give me.
- williamstein 4y agoWasm provides very extensive sandboxing capabilities that are extremely valuable for certain applications (plugins, real-time collaboration, multi tenant hosting), and pointless for others. You can leverage that by using wasm and create-exe.