Ross Tate

My sense from the discussion is that there are three separate issues at hand: the role of (and definition of) the toolchain in the process, the evaluation of the utility...

Good points.

To @tschneidereit's point, one thing that surprised me at the meeting was how often there is an implicitly assumed implementation strategy. For example, there's an expectation that all globals and...

I've found that, for Zoom, more shorter times is better than fewer longer times, to the point that people just seem too zoned out after even a couple hours for...

> To be able to port optimizations from Erlang/BEAM, the heaps must be able to still reference things in the main heap I figured, which is why I mentioned (albeit...

`shareability` seems to most directly be an attribute of heaps, which would mean that whether a reference is shareable is derived from the heap it belongs to rather than needing...

We already don't allow partial application of functions. Are you talking about `func.bind`? If so, add this to the list of reasons why I think that instruction is a bad...

In #100, there was discussion of how to implement (OCaml) closures, and `func.bind` was not helpful. `func.bind` is also still listed as only an optional extension to the Typed Function...

This does not seem to be a JS-specific problem; rather it seems relevant to any interlanguage exchange of integers, since not all language implementations even represent integers the same. Sounds...

If code size is the primary concern here, we might want to consider explicit inlining here, such as @kripken's suggestion in https://github.com/WebAssembly/design/issues/1375#issuecomment-689745697. The reason is that inlining also addresses a...