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    mcc (mcc@mastodon.social)'s status on Wednesday, 28-May-2025 08:25:43 JSTmccmcc
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    It's not actually clear what file extension you're supposed to use for textual wasm files. The Sublime plugin claims this language is called "WAST" and as such suggests .wast. I guess I'll go with that. MDN calls the format "WAT". I wonder if there's subtle commentary there.

    It's also a *little* nonobvious how to assemble and run this stuff. Wasm was originally intended to be loaded from JavaScript. Both MDN and help on mastodon² suggest a toolset named WABT.

    ² https://mastodon.social/@mcc/114581638222018210

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      How can I build and run textual WASM at the Linux command line? Google for a textual wasm compiler turns up blog posts about how to write a textual wasm compiler. That's not what I wanted. I have a sense the command line execution engine is "wasi", but apt-cache search wasi doesn't turn up anything obvious. Is this what I want? https://github.com/WebAssembly/wasi-sdk
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