Wasmer WebAssembly runtime adds native compilation
With version 2.3, Wasmer compiles to Wasm and introduces a stack switcher to run Wasm code in a separate stack from the host stack.
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With version 2.3, Wasmer compiles to Wasm and introduces a stack switcher to run Wasm code in a separate stack from the host stack.
Compiler overhaul for the server-side runtime for WebAssembly boosts both compilation speed and execution performance.
Wasmer 2.2, the latest version of the open source server-side runtime for the WebAssembly binary instruction format, has arrived with “major improvements” to the Singlepass compiler including new hardware support. Announced February 27, Wasmer 2.2 reintroduces Aarch64 compatibility for Wasmer’s Singlepass compiler and introduces Apple M1 processor support. The overhaul of Singlepass means that Web3