Derek Schuff

> I'm curious if there is any example of "high level language being compiled to WebAssembly with multi-memory support"? I searched for a long time but still haven't found any....

I actually find that take somewhat surprising; given that address spaces also need to be statically allocated in the wasm module, requiring the same static allocation at the LLVM IR...

Yeah, my memory is that the original plan was just to use NaCl32 all the time even on x86-64 systems with 64-bit OS (until we started needing >4G of memory),...

I think we should add the feature extensions, basically for the reasons given in the Pros section above. I just uploaded #6952 as a test case and it wasn't too...

Not quite. There aren't any issues left to address but there is still a small amount of work happening on the spec text itself (you can see these PRs on...

I don't think there's one single answer to that question. POSIX covers a lot of things (most of them not relevant to this particular issue) and in general we try...

Ah, I see what you mean. I think the general answer to your question is still less about conforming to POSIX per se, and more about balancing trying to work...

> While the POSIX dlsym example code would still work due to a property of little-endian, it still doesn't feel right... edit: no it wouldn't. you're writing 8 bytes (void*)...

I would prefer June 11-13 (also due to a weekend event starting Friday the 7th), but I could make 4-6 work too.

In my view, meeting notes/records serve 2 purposes. One is for people who might otherwise attend but can't for some reason, so they can stay up to date on what's...