Denis

@tniessen > > T * data() (pointer to a data) > > How would you access the memory at the returned pointer from WebAssembly if it is not part of...

@tniessen > > List in all languages has a property: > > List should be allocated in linear memory, it is continuous array of bytes > > I am not...

@tniessen > > Even in your example when list stores pointers, it stores them in linear memory layout ;) > > No, not necessarily. That would be inefficient for languages...

@tniessen > Ah, I might have misunderstood you. Are you talking about WebAssembly code that was compiled from multiple programming languages, but that shares the same WebAssembly memory, meaning that...

@tniessen > > > Ah, I might have misunderstood you. Are you talking about WebAssembly code that was compiled from multiple programming languages, but that shares the same WebAssembly memory,...

@fgmccabe > I am afraid that you are maybe both missing a key aspect of the problem. We are targeting interface types to the scenario involving limited trust. This is...

@fgmccabe @tniessen Is there any other concerns, guys ?

Guys, will be some meeting regarding this issue again ? I was missed previous due to New Year holidays ... (

@jgravelle-google > > > Sure, I'll add it to the issue-which-I-haven't-made-yet. > > Looking at this again with fresh eyes, I think there's a blended approach that kind-of-works in a...

> > > I cannot see why strings must be copied from linear memory, can we just have a Wasm interface string_view type that would create a view onto memory...