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  • Wasmer 2.0 WebAssembly Runtime Is Near With Much Faster Performance

    Phoronix: Wasmer 2.0 WebAssembly Runtime Is Near With Much Faster Performance

    WASM3 v0.5 released this week for that WebAssembly interpreter that claims to be the fastest. The Wasmer WebAssembly runtime for WASI/EmScripten meanwhile released its initial 2.0 release candidates this week where it's been upping the performance...

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    WASM3 claims to be the fastest Interpreter. Wasmer is not an interpreter. In the Benchmark WASM3 links, Wasmer is many times faster then WASM3. But WASM3 is a tiny executable maybe even feasable on Microcontrollers.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Mathias View Post
      WASM3 claims to be the fastest Interpreter. Wasmer is not an interpreter. In the Benchmark WASM3 links, Wasmer is many times faster then WASM3. But WASM3 is a tiny executable maybe even feasable on Microcontrollers.
      Exactly, according to Wasm3's github, it started as research project, their minimum requirements allows to use wasm as universal target:
      Code:
      Minimum useful system requirements: [B]~64Kb[/B] for code and [B]~10Kb[/B] RAM

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      • #4
        Please Phoronix bench ?

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