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Might be useful for non-browser VMs? E.g. a microcontroller running WASM.
by kaoD 4y ago
Might be useful for non-browser VMs? E.g. a microcontroller running WASM.
- marcosdumay 4y agoEven tough yes, that's a good answer to the GP... Are people expecting WASM machines to be a thing? And with a different fate from the Java machines? (I don't see how they are different enough to change that fate.)
- topspin 4y ago> Are people expecting WASM machines to be a thing? People are expecting to embed WASM[1]. A generic FAT can provide a lightweight storage abstraction for such work. The WAMR AOT compiled runtime is 50K; 2.5-10% of the flash memory on a STM32F4, for example. Obviously not appropriate for the smallest extant MCUs. Otherwise it's a viable choice. [1] https://bytecodealliance.github.io/wamr.dev/ https://bytecodealliance.github.io/wamr.dev/