Sam Clegg

The component model is still a phase 1 proposal: https://github.com/WebAssembly/proposals I believe it would require a fair amount of work to support it in wabt, but if you (or somebody...

It looks like you are perhaps trying to run a wasm module generated by emscripten with optimizations enabled. emsripten will minify the names of the import/export between JS and Wasm,...

Unfortunately we don't have anyone who is actively working on `wasm-decompile`. If you would like to contribute such changes they would be most welcome.

What is the reason for wanting to support such large files? Done't Wasm runtimes have internal limits that make running such files impossible? Perhaps we should instead just impose a...

What wasm engine are are you able to run 20GB program on (or even 1GB program for that matter)? I would have assumed that such a program would be exceed...

IIUC the component model is defined here: https://github.com/WebAssembly/component-model. And its completely separate/independent from WASI (WASI just happens to depend on it right?)

Can you explain what the first line is doing? What is the `try_table.bin.wast` output file in this case? How is it different to the input `wast` file? I wonder how...

Hopefully this change should mean we can run some of the 'gc' test suite? See `unimplemented` in `test/update-spec-tests.py`

@matthias-blume will like this I think? Isn't this one of the patches you guys already hold in your fork?

> @keithw Also a separate question here. Is the force_read needed when we do explicit bounds checks? In theory, the compiler should eliminate unused reads only when we use guard...