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I don't think it is meaningful to enable JS but disable WebAssembly, as almost all of wasm can be translated to JS anyway, as the older Emscripten did with asm.
by lifthrasiir 3y ago
I don't think it is meaningful to enable JS but disable WebAssembly, as almost all of wasm can be translated to JS anyway, as the older Emscripten did with asm.js.
- CryZe 3y agoYeah it's really mostly just a (heavily) stripped down binary JavaScript with basic arithmetic and operations to modify an ArrayBuffer. With Wasm-GC it's a bit more of a binary statically, strongly typed JavaScript. Either way, outside of static, strong typing, the binary representation and SIMD support, it's really not exposing anything fundamentally new.