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So yes, we're at the lowest common denominator for addressing memory. You would need to explicitly build for wasm64 in the future.
Within wasmer wasm is compiled into a different IR through cranelift. That generally compiles for 64 bit systems but can compile to 32: https://github.com/CraneStation/wasmtime/pull/44
Not sure if this entirely answers your question. Seems like there are still a handful for decisions wasmer would need to make in terms of what exactly is supported.
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So yes, we're at the lowest common denominator for addressing memory. You would need to explicitly build for wasm64 in the future.
Within wasmer wasm is compiled into a different IR through cranelift. That generally compiles for 64 bit systems but can compile to 32: https://github.com/CraneStation/wasmtime/pull/44
Not sure if this entirely answers your question. Seems like there are still a handful for decisions wasmer would need to make in terms of what exactly is supported.