Comment by tracker1 6 hours ago deleted 1 comment tracker1 Reply flohofwoe 6 hours ago > WASM kind of inherited some of that legacy.It didn't. WASM has true 64 bit integers (or specifically, the base types of WASM are: i32, i64, f32 and f64 - where the integer types are 'sign agnostic' like CPU registers).
flohofwoe 6 hours ago > WASM kind of inherited some of that legacy.It didn't. WASM has true 64 bit integers (or specifically, the base types of WASM are: i32, i64, f32 and f64 - where the integer types are 'sign agnostic' like CPU registers).
> WASM kind of inherited some of that legacy.
It didn't. WASM has true 64 bit integers (or specifically, the base types of WASM are: i32, i64, f32 and f64 - where the integer types are 'sign agnostic' like CPU registers).