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vshymanskyy

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    Comment #41686239

    Geroyam Slava!

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    Comment #41657026

    Yes, for these microcontroller-type chips, ahead-of-time compilation would be definitely more suitable. WAMR probably supports it, but you can also to it via WASM2C, easily. I pref…

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    Comment #41651710

    Correct. I didn't create the tagline, sorry

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    Comment #41647725

    Yes, Wasm3 also targets Cortex-M4 and even Cortex-M0 :)

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    Comment #41645800

    Wasm3 happily runs on ESP32, it provides a fully dynamic wasm runtime. But it's much slower than AOT compiled native code, obviously.

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    Comment #41645776

    This is exactly what wasm2mpy does for MicroPython: Dynamically loaded, AOT-compiled WASM modules

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    Comment #41645764

    Yes, we're talking about Raspberry Pi Pico (RP2040) here. Not the Linux-based SBCs (Single Board Computers)

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    Comment #41644161

    For esp32 I'd recommend https://github.com/wasm3/embedded-wasm-apps It obviously depends on your needs/goals. P.S. I'm also the author of wasm3

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    Comment #41644152

    I don't think .pyc files can contain native code, but .mpy can! And that's exactly what I'm using here: - compile any language to wasm - translate wasm to C99 - use the native targ…

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    Comment #41644129

    Thanks for the feedback. I'll improve the README based on your inputs. I was focused on the actual research. Overall, this allows writing code in statically compiled languages and …

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    Comment #41644106

    With this approach, wasm is compiled to native code. Translating that to Python is in theory possible, but very impractical.

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    Comment #41643802

    Author here, ready to answer any questions.

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    Comment #40855479

    Looks like the migration to CodeMirror 6 is complete! Check out the new look and feel: https://viper-ide.org/ Needs more polishing though...

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    Comment #40854233

    LMK if anything doesn't work or can be improved. File uploading / downloading is planned further down the road.

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    Comment #40854203

    Yes, 100%. Besides, the feature analysis was not entirely correct.

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    Comment #40853908

    You don't need to build it, it's hosted on https://viper-ide.org Also, this is Vanilla JS, so just opening the HTML file locally also works :) P.S. I just realized I'm using the ol…

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    Comment #40842994

    Yes this is my side-project. The core of the UI was created by ChatGPT and then polished :) Which basic features are missing from the editor?

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    Comment #40837463

    Original discussion: https://github.com/orgs/micropython/discussions/15219

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    Comment #38706598

    You're comparing "both sides" as equal, however please consider that this is an unprovoked agression against Ukraine. Russians invaded the foreign territory and are killing and tor…

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    Comment #38693956

    I see it similarly. It's not easy, both for refugees and those who are still here in Ukraine. However, everyone has a unique story and reasons to see it in a specific light. I know…

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    Comment #38693156

    Hard to tell. It's a full (and dynamic) range. In general the life is mostly the same. Except we need to hide from missiles and drones, help UAF. Some of us have an additional burd…

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