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>Please read the paper. I quoted your paper. I'll take you at your word. I'd be quite happy to have a native Linux WASM / WASI host that's easy to configure a
by mikewarot 3y ago
>Please read the paper.
I quoted your paper.
I'll take you at your word. I'd be quite happy to have a native Linux WASM / WASI host that's easy to configure and verify the configuration of.
It should be as easy as picking a $5 bill from a wallet, to use in a transaction. You can see what you're doing... and examine it after it's out of your wallet, to double check. If you can see exactly what the command line you give it will hand out to the WASM code, and verify it for someone else's command line (before you actually run it)... that would be awesome.
WALI xxx - to actually run it
WALI --showcaps xxx - to get an output of the files, folders, network addresses, etc. it would allow access to, as a text list
If WALI gets exposed directly to the WASM code, then the benefits of WASM are lost, in my opinion.