Understanding Every Byte in a WASM Module 路 Daniel Mangum
In my last post, we explored how to build WASM modules, both with and without WASI support, using Clang. In a comment on Reddit, it was mentioned that much of the setup I walked through in that post could be avoided by just leveraging Zig’s WASI supprt. This is a great point, and I would recommend doing the same. The following command is inarguably simpler than what I described. $ zig cc --target=wasm32-wasi However, there are two reasons why knowing how to use Clang for compilation is useful.
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