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They have to be implemented as interpreters only though. > Most languages have a way to run on a wasm engine But it is basically useless for managed languages
by kaba0 4y ago
They have to be implemented as interpreters only though.
> Most languages have a way to run on a wasm engine
But it is basically useless for managed languages that as of yet has to bring their runtimes as well.
- int_19h 4y agoIt's not useless, it's just a lower layer in the stack. Decoupling high-level managed runtimes from underlying low-level bytecode makes a lot of sense. Delivery is another question, and we'll probably solve that by caching common runtimes.