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Hard to tell, but I'm pretty sure it's the Stanford bunny. On Fri, 14 Oct 2022, 03:31 Chuck Walbourn, ***@***.***> wrote: > Can you provide a link to the mesh...

I am not sure whether what I have found is relevant for you, as it is for C++ and not Rust, but I was struggling with something similar (undesired `fd_*`...

This is the patch that needs to be applied to llvm to be able to run stdlib code bare metal in the browser. This alone is sufficient to fix #401...

Right, I see. Yeah that was unreasonable. However I’m still confused, I can’t seem to be able to understand what `—import-memory` is supposed to do. If that exists, why do...

> You can't have static data that the linker does know about (at least not without using dyanmic linking which is probably not what you want). If that's the case,...

> In C/C++ there is just one memory. Yes, this would be my assumption. But if that's the case, I don't understand, what's the difference between exporting and importing memory...

Cool, thanks for the help. I reckon importing would also allow you to save / restore the state of a module. I'll try the `malloc` implementation.