Understanding Making A Webassembly Interpreter In Ruby Part 31
Exploring Making A Webassembly Interpreter In Ruby Part 31 reveals several interesting facts. 00:00:00 — Support `externref` in table type 00:21:32 — Support parsing the `table.get` instruction 00:
Key Takeaways about Making A Webassembly Interpreter In Ruby Part 31
- 00:00:00 — Support multiple instructions in data offsets 00:24:28 — Support unabbreviated syntax for data segment offset ...
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- https://github.com/tomstuart/wasminna/compare/600750f353aee5b7afc5ca93567d3b5328dc5fa9...
- ... of this um this one's going to be a bit different um but what is this uh this is um me
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Detailed Analysis of Making A Webassembly Interpreter In Ruby Part 31
https://github.com/tomstuart/wasminna/compare/78fa736e099876dbb0cb44b6ca4359a9bd9f3559... I talk about why I'm doing this and what https://github.com/tomstuart/wasminna/compare/5bbbbac8d06f8f033959a9378dea77f7e0965a68...
00:00:00 — Move #find_function and #function_at into Module 00:26:54 — Set `self.current_module` as late as possible in ...
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