Julius de Bruijn

> @pimeys @fbjork I'll try to summarize the situation as I understand it (see the earlier comments for details): > > @Thomasdezeeuw feels this is not the right approach and...

@dicej how should the wakers be created in wasip2? There's some abstractions in the `wasi` crate e.g. for [pollables](https://docs.rs/wasi/0.14.1+wasi-0.2.3/wasi/io/poll/struct.Pollable.html) that could be used here. But how does this fit in...

> The idea https://github.com/WebAssembly/wasi-libc/issues/542 is to add an API to wasi-libc to allow pollables to be converted to file descriptors, making them usable with mio, poll(2), etc. We'd need to...

> > Interesting. But we can already work without these wakers. Sorry for asking a bit noob questions, but does that mean our waker is woken immediately and we consume...

I've been spending the whole day reading mio and tokio sources, understanding where all pieces fit. I'm thinking that writing another selector doesn't sound so good because we can do...

This might be it. I installed a clean debian container to test this out and some dependency didn't build due to missing musl-gcc... I will get back to this when...

So, this is what I found out: - wasmtime depends on ittapi, which depends on ittapi-sys - ittapi-sys depends on cc crate, and fails to compile on a system without...

I did a git-bisect today trying to find which commit broke the build and I think I found it: https://github.com/bytecodealliance/wasmtime/commit/cc93e8f7f0476c89e1a2ca3a27518e0a7c4177aa#diff-0edccdae9479a6e6d11da47ad26d419b88045e14c5a6086ce7cdd8e236132ed4R38-R41 Ping @alexcrichton Removing these lines from build.rs fixes the issue....

Hey @alexcrichton, is there some documentation how exactly the static musl compilation of a Rust project with C dependencies should look like? In general everybody seems to say you _just_...

Ok, fair. I think the plan is to just utilize Alpine and not bother with cross compilation. Did a full build using docker for the project and it spat out...