Sam Clegg

I don't disagree that it could be useful for wat2wasm to generate DWARF info. However, I think that saying that its "silly" that this doesn't work this way today is...

Thanks for reviving this issue. I seem to remember it was something I meant to do a while back. Aside from the issue of what to do when in LLVM,...

Yeah I think it makes sense for all tools to stay in sync. They should all probably strive for an `--mvp` mode that can be set on the command line...

Presumably rust, like any other toolchain, will need some way to disable certainly features at compile time if they hope to target older/legacy runtimes? If not, then its output would...

As well is individual features tools can/should probably provide an `--mvp` flag of some find to remove all non-mvp features. I believe binaryen, wabt and llvm already support this.

@fgmccabe, that seems to contradict the information that apple supplies on how to update safari: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204416: "If a Safari update is available, you can get it by following the steps...

> which isn't generally the case for compiler-rt functions because they are so late in the pipeline IIUC, Doesn't wasm-opt take care of inlining that function? Or is there some...

> > Doesn't wasm-opt take care of inlining that function? Or is there some toolchain that doesn't include running wasm-opt on the final binary? > > The Zig toolchain always...

> > So is there room to add a `wasm-opt` step there to optimize the final output? > > This is very unlikely. The toolchain is self-contained, and doesn't spawn...

> In Wasmtime, we've seen a lot of bottlenecks on compiler-rt's `__muilti3`, especially in various cryptography functions Is the problem here that the cryptography functions are compiling with the assumption...