Steven Johnson

...I guess I should ask if relying WITH_WASI=ON is a good idea in any event? Per #1628, it apparently wasn't being built/tested at all by default, but I just noticed...

> What is your use case for wabt and WASI? TL;DR: we want to use `wasm-interp` to run code compiled with `STANDALONE_WASM=1`. More info: For historical reasons, many of our...

I am skeptical that we're going to want to go back to using v8 for this task; while it's awesome performance, it is a beast to compile and much more...

Excellent. Let me know if I can assist.

> If you're interested, PRs would be super welcome! Not sure where to begin (ie, code structure, testing requirements, etc) & am juggling several things at the moment, but if...

Hm, so for code that I want to run under WASI, would I be better off using `clang --target=wasm32` instead? I've been using Emscripten up to because (initially) it was...

> there is no support [for] threads in WASI Yikes, I missed this the first time through. That's, uh, surprising? Judging from the comments on https://github.com/WebAssembly/WASI/issues/296 (which I'm now following)...

Where does this task stand? Halide would very much like to support DLPack in our Python bindings, but nanobind isn't (yet) a good option for us.

> if you wanted something like nb::tensor I have only taken a quick skim into nanobind, so it's not clear to me what all is in `nb::tensor` at this point....

In particular, the Python bindings are an embarassment right now -- the "documentation" is basically "look at the C++ code, but here are some exceptions". We should figure out a...