I was curious about Motoko, a new blockchain specific programming language that compiled to Wasm directly, and while looking at the tests, spotted a wild use of wasmtime! https://github.com/dfinity/motoko-base/blob/master/test/Makefile#L33
So it might be that Dfinity is using wasmtime in production \o/
Another user spotted in the wild: Embark Studios (hi!) :-) https://twitter.com/Ca1ne/status/1308731752240885761
So we got kind of got swamped with applications for the intern positions on my team, and I'm kind of terrified of what the magnitude of the response would have been if we had put: "Interns may also be given the ultimate privilege of deleting large swaths of code". https://twitter.com/Ca1ne/status/1308731752240885761/photo/1
- Jake Shadle (@Ca1ne)hey, i have a wasm module i'm trying to use with the wasmtime crate and it requires a bunch of imports like fd_read, proc_exit, etc. i noticed all these are provided with wasi-common, but i can't figure out a way to connect the two together
This page shows how to enable WASI when using the wasmtime API: https://bytecodealliance.github.io/wasmtime/examples-rust-wasi.html
looks like exactly what i want, thanks for the quick response!
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