| ▲ | kccqzy an hour ago | |
> So for example with this project, you could take a Linux application's codebase, recompile it linked to LiteBox If you have to recompile, you might as well choose to recompile to WASM+WASI. The sandboxing story here is excellent due to its web origins. I thought the point of LiteBox is that recompilation isn’t needed. | ||
| ▲ | bri3d an hour ago | parent [-] | |
Looking more closely, it looks like there are some "North" sides (platforms) with ABI shims (currently Linux and OP-TEE), but others (Windows, for example), would still require recompilation. > If you have to recompile, you might as well choose to recompile to WASM+WASI. I disagree here; this ignores the entire swath of functionality that an OS or runtime provides? Like, as just as an example, I can't "just recompile" my OP-TEE TA into WASM when it uses the KDF function from the OP-TEE runtime? | ||