Ethin Probst

I currently don't have the time to maintain my little project. I'll upload it to GH though if anyone wants to help, but its currently manually written. (And like I...

Lol yeah it certainly is, but I find working on riscv and other things like that a lot more interesting than doing homework. But, as you said, it is a...

As of commit 413577a87904, Clang supports key locker. I'm just unsure how to port them -- they use pointers. Are there any special rules I need to follow to port...

Okay, so I've found the intrinsics to link to (`llvm.x86.loadiwkey`, `llvm.x86.encodekey128`, `llvm.x86.encodekey256`, `llvm.x86.aesenc128kl`, `llvm.x86.aesdec128kl`, `llvm.x86.aesenc256kl`, `llvm.x86.aesdec256kl`, `llvm.x86.aesencwide128kl`, `llvm.x86.aesdecwide128kl`, `llvm.x86.aesencwide256kl`, and `llvm.x86.aesdecwide256kl`). Why do I need these and what's next?

@alexcrichton Why would whether this supports no_std or not be dependent on what wasmtime supports? All this does is parse wasm -- it doesn't actually execute or JIT it, and...

@alexcrichton That's the thing: this PR doesn't actually do that. It will not make wasmtime development harder or anything. So long as you don't go importing (for example) `std::thread::*` in...

I've noticed this issue too. Its even worse considering that it doesn't even encrypt account keys or recovery codes or accounts in general. A solution to this might be ring...

True, but that doesn't apply on Windows. On Windows they're open to the hole world, and I don't know a library that allows you to control Windows access controls available...

cc @stcarrez

@stcarrez Thanks for the example! I really love the ada Beans interface -- that's amazing! What I'm explicitly asking for, however, is parsing a dynamic JSON object. Another case of...