> Wasm 1.0 (and 2.0) is a fairly straightforward portable assembly.
It's also largely useless outside of targeting c/c++ and derivatives. Most code we write cannot target wasm without severe drawbacks.
It's also largely useless outside of targeting c/c++ and derivatives. Most code we write cannot target wasm without severe drawbacks.
But.... they would certainly be much more useful architectures and devices if they chose to cater more to actual needs rather than performance under C/C++
Not to mention the issue that bundling a GC implementation as part of your web page can be prohibitive in terms of download size.