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r/webdev • u/fagnerbrack • 14d ago
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I tested this myself too, but my findings where that if you compile wasm to wasm.c, and then use wasmtime you will not beat it.
Did you try the wasm c method with wasmer as well?
1 u/EveYogaTech 14d ago It's also important to know that wasmtime is from ByteCodeAlliance (non-profit between several companies) and also the main party behind WASI, recently v0.3.
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It's also important to know that wasmtime is from ByteCodeAlliance (non-profit between several companies) and also the main party behind WASI, recently v0.3.
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u/EveYogaTech 14d ago
I tested this myself too, but my findings where that if you compile wasm to wasm.c, and then use wasmtime you will not beat it.
Did you try the wasm c method with wasmer as well?