Joel Dice
Joel Dice
> Interesting. But we can already work without these wakers. Sorry for asking a bit noob questions, but does that mean our waker is woken immediately and we consume quite...
> I mean if we do not implement or use any waker in mio. If we cannot use the file descriptor waker yet from the libc-wasi, should we expect some...
> > I mean if we do not implement or use any waker in mio. If we cannot use the file descriptor waker yet from the libc-wasi, should we expect...
I assume this question refers to https://github.com/WebAssembly/wasi-http/blob/f45069dcd486b2ece74f5623de4b72050cbce983/wit-0.3.0-draft/types.wit#L246-L271, correct? We arrived at that API as part of the discussion in https://github.com/WebAssembly/wasi-http/pull/101. IIRC, the idea was to use `option` as a parameter...
@Mossaka is correct that it's no longer being actively maintained; it was an experiment that never really took off. I think we should probably remove it unless someone wants to...
> @dicej @Sintrastes Bytecoder's class library emulation looks even more limited. FYI, that original TeaVM project supports WASI target, except that there's no support for wit bindings. @konsoletyper Can you...
@konsoletyper thanks for clarifying WRT Bytecoder. > BTW, GraalVM currently does not support WebAssembly target, they doing quite opposite thing: running WebAssembly within JVM. I heard though that they have...
Good news: GraalVM is finally getting a Wasm backend for its Native Image feature: https://2025.wasm.io/sessions/the-future-of-write-once-run-anywhere-from-java-to-webassembly/.
> It seems that in some cases, where the ownership of a child resource is transferred to another resource, then we do know from the wit (no `borrow`) that we...
> At the moment I'm confused if `outgoing-request` handle needs to be kept alive until end of the response streaming. `outgoing-handler/handle` [consumes](https://github.com/WebAssembly/wasi-http/blob/f45069dcd486b2ece74f5623de4b72050cbce983/wit/handler.wit#L45-L49) the `outgoing-request` handle, so the guest won't have...