Sam Clegg

> I've been silently working on a separate thing dubbed WAKI (WebAssembly Khronos Interface). Basically it's low level bindings to Khronos Group APIs, the windowing API is somewhat derived from...

I think I agree with Luke (assuming I understand his suggestion) that the best way to achieve this kind of thing would be look at extensions to wasm-gc in order...

> Well, we think it would be better if this can be some wasm-gc extension, but according to [some previous discussion](https://github.com/WebAssembly/gc/issues/397#issuecomment-1631177554), currently wasm-gc opcodes are "as low level as possible",...

bash scripts are not really the kind of thing that can be easily compiled to WebAssembly. As of today you are probably better choosing a project that is written in...

I don't think this issue is really WASI related so maybe we can close this?

Regardless of the high level APIs that get added, I think a low level raw UDP API is always useful for application that want to innovate in userspace. For example,...

(also, video game authors will most likely demand raw UDP).

I agree with @sunfishcode .. I don't think we should require that tests be authored in wat. Writing them in C or rust and providing supplying the compiled output in...

> Sounds like merging Node & Deno tests and precompiling to WAT alongside existing C files would be a good start then. @devsnek & @caspervonb do you want to uh...

Personally I would rather see the testsuite written in C, since the syscall API being tested is so low level. It seems like a better match to me. I also...