In order to be able to run on a MIPS architecture, can I use the regular wasmtime or do I instead need to use WAMR?
We don't currently have a MIPS backend, so unfortunately, wasmtime wouldn't be a workable option here quite yet. (Sorry -- hopefully in the future we'll support more! For now we just have x86 and arm64.)
Out of curiousity, do you happen to know if the MIPS platform you're planning to target (a) is little-endian, and (b) is MIPS{32,64}r3?
My experience with WAMR on MIPS hasn't been super consistent: https://github.com/bytecodealliance/wasm-micro-runtime/issues/254 Not sure yet what's the problem there. WASM3 supports MIPS quite alright.
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