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It depends. If you are compiling a high level GC language to WasmGC then there's really close to no reason why it would be larger than JS.
by CryZe 9mo ago
It depends. If you are compiling a high level GC language to WasmGC then there's really close to no reason why it would be larger than JS.
- gf000 9mo agoThat is, if the source language's GC model is compatible with Wasm's.
- WorldMaker 9mo agoWASM's current GC model is mostly about sharing large byte buffers. It's on about the order of OS-level memory page management. Mostly it is getting used to share memory surfaces to JSON serialization/deserialization without copying that memory across the WASM to JS boundary anymore. It will be a while before WASM GC will look close to any language's GC.