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by titzer
1262 days ago
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I found that most Wasm interpreters are not particularly good at calls. Wizard is not as fast as wasm3 or wamr in raw speed, but is much faster on calls, particularly because it does not copy arguments (value stacks can be overlapped). But Wizard's primary motivation is to be memory efficient, so it interprets in-place. It also supports instrumentation. Nice work! |
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