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v0.3.4-preview

07 Aug 01:47
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Milestone release; this is the first build shown to be able to process simple WASMs generated from C code.

v0.3.2-preview

03 Jun 13:39
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Incremental update that includes numerous minor improvements since the last release.

v0.3.1-preview

03 Dec 22:10
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Milestone update: all sections are at least partially supported by the compiler. Known gaps in this regard follow:

  • The following export types are not supported: Table, Global.
  • The following import types are not supported: Table, Global, Memory.

v0.3.0-preview

18 Aug 02:36
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Milestone update: all "MVP" WebAssembly instructions are supported 🎉

v0.2.4-preview

19 Jun 04:35
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Many additional instructions are supported by the compiler, most notably get_global, set_global, and load instructions for all types.

v0.2.3-preview

12 Jun 03:27
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Many additional instructions are supported by the compiler, most notably call_indirect. With this release, more instructions are supported by the compiler than not 🎉

v0.2.2-preview

04 Jun 23:44
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Many additional instructions are supported by the compiler.

v0.2.0-preview

30 May 03:46
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The compiler is starting to be able to handle realistic programs. Most 32-bit integer operations are supported, as well as all branching structures.

v0.1.0-preview

21 May 02:42
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Creation, reading, modification, and writing is working well. Compilation is extremely limited.