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No, but that's fundamental. You have to pick a memory model the moment you support shared memory multi-threading, and then either you'll be incompatible with ex
by mike_hearn 4y ago
No, but that's fundamental. You have to pick a memory model the moment you support shared memory multi-threading, and then either you'll be incompatible with existing code or you'll have to implement that stricter memory model on ARM. WASM just punts on shared memory multi-threading, or does it?