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Why wouldn't it? It's a different technology stack, developed with the benefit of decades of additional experience running hostile code on the web.
by simonw 5mo ago
Why wouldn't it? It's a different technology stack, developed with the benefit of decades of additional experience running hostile code on the web.
- pjmlp 5mo agoYou mean like the CLR? Kind of strange that such experience still allows for WASM to be the target of C and C++ compilers, and there is no bounds checking support inside linear memory regions.