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                                            Alon Zakai

[wasm-merge] Does not print to stdout if `-o` is not specified

Thanks @surma ! Looks like the help text was indeed wrong, fix in #7398

[wasm-merge] Does not print to stdout if `-o` is not specified

I'd also be curious what your use case for wasm-merge is, if you can share that...

[wasm-merge] Does not print to stdout if `-o` is not specified

Interesting use case! > this approach didn’t really reduce the total number of bytes and resulted in a new component with a disproportionate number of new trampoline modules Is there...

[DO NOT LAND] Experiment with using pops in the current interpreter

I'm not sure if it's a worst-case bound, but it is what I saw on a handful of large/realistic wasm files. Yes, maybe we can optimize a little more here,...

[DO NOT LAND] Experiment with using pops in the current interpreter

This was implemented in an Asyncify-like manner elsewhere.

Dart deferred loading meta issue

https://github.com/google/bloaty has support for wasm files, and shows section sizes. How many exports are there, btw? (can list them with `wasm-opt --metrics -all`)

The wasm-reduce tool encountered an abnormal timeout under the condition of "--command=./wasmer run test.wasm"

Can you paste the output of running this: ``` $ time wasmer run hello_world.wasm $ cp hello_world.wasm t.wasm $ time wasmer run t.wasm ``` The last command should be running...

The wasm-reduce tool encountered an abnormal timeout under the condition of "--command=./wasmer run test.wasm"

Very strange... All wasm-reduce does is run `popen("timeout 2s $CMD 2> /dev/null")`, so perhaps the timeout is a factor here? Otherwise I have no guesses, but perhaps try tinkering with...

Add non-legacy exceptions support (try_table) to the asyncify pass

Interesting work here! We have been considering some changes to Flatten, including relaxing it, so this may help inform that. Btw, do you still need Asyncify, given JSPI is in...

Add non-legacy exceptions support (try_table) to the asyncify pass

To use JSPI you would need to call out to JS, then back in, but JS can then pause/resume you just like Asyncify. Is this QEMU port for an environment...