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Hi, let me ask to re-open this topic because this feature(dynamic linking) will be essential for using Wasm for IoT to save the footprint size. (assume that there is a...

Thank you for your comment. It was constructive to understand the current status of "parametric linking." I must try wasmtime. > IIUC, @dicej has done some impressive work on this...

@lum1n0us [This interface](https://github.com/WebAssembly/wasi-nn/blob/main/wit/wasi-nn.wit) is already WIT compliant and uses resources. Are there any guidelines or directions for that part as WAMR?

I think it's up to the product to decide which solution to use, but if we're going to sell Wasm as a product, I think it has to be the...

Thank you for considering the embedded scenario. Is it possible to gradually move the target closer to the Embedded world? > Do you know if Rust code runs at all...

Thank you for considering embedded systems. As @alexcrichton and @bjorn3 mentioned, soft-floats are too expensive for a weak environment. Therefore, we use hardware floats for our case. However, I'm grateful...

> Yes, in current discussion, it is supposed to only have a global shared heap, each wasm module can access it, and the shared heap is created during runtime initialization....

> i feel it's too much for a wasm runtime to implement file format detection. > although it might be possible to make it work for many cases, "work for...

> > > i feel it's too much for a wasm runtime to implement file format detection. > > > although it might be possible to make it work for...