Asen Dobrinov Alexandrov

Hey @liudonghua123 could you elaborate more on your use case? There may be alternatives to building node.js for Wasm. Some context: For purely JS applications there are engines like [Javy](https://github.com/bytecodealliance/javy#about-this-repo)...

In short, I don't believe we can do what you seem to want in any near future, however I see an option for you to pivot your approach. Let me...

The `php-cgi` CLI will need the `-f` option before the filename. This should work. ``` wasmer php-cgi-8.2.6.wasm --dir . -f hello.php ``` We only offer the full PHP interpreter flavored...

Thanks @simonw for contributing this! We've reported the CLA portal failure to the responsible team. We will ping you once we have an update on that.

@brettcannon Questions 1 and 2 - Did not know about both discussion channels. Subscribed to both. Many thanks! Question 3 - I don't know of anyone going , but I...

> @assambar this is all excellent. I would love to see documentation/examples of how to do bi-directional function calls between the Wasm guest and the host. Specifically, calling a python...

> > I will let you know when we have something, if you're interested. > Yes please! My hope is we can get a "fat" binary build for WASI distributed...

> Are you referring to https://github.com/kateinoigakukun/wasi-vfs ? Yep. That one. > So you're trying to use wasi-vfs to ship files with the WASI binary so it's as self-contained as possible...

>... create an embedded interpreter scenario where we use https://docs.python.org/3/c-api/import.html#c.PyImport_AppendInittab to make extension modules act as built-in modules. That's exactly what I plan on doing. > For some future WASI...

@zifeo we worked with [Suborbital](https://suborbital.dev/) on something similar to what you want (I think). It does what @brettcannon suggested. Take a look at this example where the Python interpreter is...