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I am not sure I would call cranelift "substantial" in terms of exposure/usage. From what I gather, it's not used at all for normal, everyday Javascript.

I stand corrected though, every little bit helps. Here's hope they'll start using Rust in more places where it counts.

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I suppose "substantial" is subjective, but I really do thing it counts. Certainly their are unfortunately frequent vulnerabilities in the code it intends to replace. For example:

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1493900

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1493903

To be fair I'm not actually sure rust would fix either of the CVEs I linked. Both being about problems in the generated code (as I understand them from a glance), which is something inherently unsafe to do.

Edit: I realized you might be picking out the word "ARM" on that page. I know Crainlift also works on x86, and I assume it's intended to replace IonMonkey everywhere, not just on ARM chips.