appcypher / awesome-wasm-runtimes

A list of webassemby runtimes

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awesome-wasm-runtimes's Issues

More Information Please?

It would be nice to see, at a glance

• Whether the VM is an interpreter or a compiler
• Supported CPU (if JIT/AOT compile)

How could I submit a new wasm runtime project?

Add Lunatic

https://lunatic.solutions/
https://github.com/lunatic-solutions/

pywasm

add pywasm:
https://github.com/mohanson/pywasm

Languages written in
Python

Compiler framework
N/A

Compilation / Execution modes
Interpreted

Interoperability with other languages
N/A

Non-MVP features supported
?

Host APIs supported
?

Non-web standards
?

Used by
?

Platforms supported
Linux macOS Windows

Should Docker appear in the list?

Docker has support for WASM workloads:

• Wasm workloads (Beta) | Docker Docs

Does this qualify it for appearing in this list?

wasmjit - C

The link goes goes to 404 not found
https://github.com/rianhunter/wasmjit

Lucet in Maintence Mode

Hello,
I've noticed that Lucet is listed as maintained which is technically correct, but its README suggests moving to wasmtime. I think it could be helpful to add a note at the Lucet section to inform users about the maintenance notice.

Since mid 2020, the Lucet team has been focusing our efforts on the Wasmtime project. Wasmtime now has support for all of the features that previously only Lucet had, such as ahead-of-time (AOT) compilation and a pooling userfaultfd-based memory allocator.
We encourage all new projects to use Wasmtime, and existing Lucet users to transition to Wasmtime.

Add py-wasm by Ethereum

Add the py-wasm runtime by ethereum.
https://github.com/ethereum/py-wasm

Popularity/Stars for Referenced Repos

Would be nice to add a github stars badge (and maybe issues, etc) for each of the referenced github projects... this would allow someone to at least have some understanding of where a project stands in terms of popularity.

AFAIK, Wasmer is one of the most popular, along with Node, but knowing what's out there would be nice.

Add pwart

https://github.com/partic2/pwart

A lightweight WebAssembly JIT compiler and runtime , powered by sljit.

Languages written in

C

Compiler framework

SLJIT

Compilation / Execution modes

JIT

Interoperability with other languages

N/A

Non-MVP features supported

Bulk Memory Operations/Multi-Memory/Multi-Value/Reference Types/Sign Extension Instructions/Non-Trapping Float-to-Int Conversions/Mutable Global/Memory64
(partly support)

Host APIs supported

WASI/Custom

Non-web standards

N/A
Used by

N/A
Platforms supported

Linux/Windows /Android

mark runtimes that claim BIG ENDIAN support

since only a few of them have that capacity.
those i've checked already :
yes: wasm3 toywasm
no: fizzy

Add aWsm

Love the list.

I've been gathering info on runtimes and noticed that this one isn't listed yet:
https://github.com/gwsystems/aWsm

It seems to be under very active development. Note that I am not affiliated with the project.

Listed 'motor' WebAssembly runtime does not link to a repository

When following the link to Motor, it's URL https://github.com/penberg/motor yields a 404 Page not found response from GitHub.

Aside from the web archive, I could not locate the repository elsewhere.
Maybe it is reasonable to remove it from the list.

SSVM has been renamed to WasmEdge

SSVM has been renamed to WasmEdge. See:

https://www.opensourceagenda.com/projects/ssvm/versions
0.8.0 (2021-05-13)
Breaking changes:
Renamed this project to WasmEdge (formerly ssvm).

https://github.com/WasmEdge/WasmEdge
WasmEdge (previously known as SSVM) is a lightweight, high-performance, and extensible WebAssembly runtime...