Max Graey

Here description & motivation: https://github.com/AssemblyScript/assemblyscript/pull/2465

Generic parseInt and parseFloat don't seem to solve this problem, because most likely we have to do something like parseInt(...) and parseFloat(...). Otherwise users will already have two compiled errors...

It seems `addressOffset`, `dataOffset` and `resultOffset` is actually pointers, so better use `usize` type instead `i32`

@axic `usize` good to fit pointers in C indeed. Main advantage of `usize` type is dependent on target. If target is `wasm32` **usize** equal to `u32` (address range 0x0 -...

Currently wasm support only 32-bit addressing mode. This may change in the future (but there are opinions that it is not in such a near future and will require explicit...

It would be great if you just offer the whole answer. `declares` should be mentioned in a link, I more prefer avoid a lot of specific details in introduction /...