Brian Anderson
Brian Anderson
We're going to try another approach to solving this problem.
@kripken I am using the C++ API. My original issue I think was not worded correctly. It's not that I want to run the optimizations in memory, it's that I...
This issue may be moot for me for now since the requester of this feature also wants to run on the wasm32-unknown-unknown target and I suspect binaryen cannot be compiled...
> Hmm, what's missing in the C++ API then? You can convert bytes into a Module and then optimize the Module, and convert it back into bytes. Sorry, not sure...
It's not a lot of code obviously, so if that's the way to do it, I can definitely do it, but I'm happy to have any tips.
Uh, what was I thinking two months ago? I think I was interested in 'landings that didn't work', but I'm not sure it matters so much now that bors aborts...
@tarcieri I did a cursory test with curve25519-dalek commit 267961b7ee23602d080773188e47694de4d02df6 (current master). If I turn off both "precomputed-tables" _and_ "alloc" I don't see any warnings about frame size. I assume...
@rozbb I don't need the `alloc` feature. I do not currently need to compile dalek for ebpf at all, just following up on the issue.
Rust is on 10 minute intervals now. @jakub- that sounds like the best short-term solution.
I should actually think this through harder before deciding we should definitely do it.