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The blocking issue here is: due to the large number of data segments the Firefox does not run the wasm executable (though it can if its internal limit is increased).
Also the size of exe is very large. Here is a comparison table of sizes (in mb) of jsaddle app
Target
size
strip
gzip
Wasm
27
22
3.5
Linux (Native)
2.0
1.5
0.42
Linux (Native) (no gc)
32
-
-
Linux (Unreg)
56
43
7.3
Linux (Unreg) -split-sections
28
22
3.7
So this clearly shows that we are at par with the linux unregistered version. Also if we disable --gc-sections in wasm, then the exe size is 54mb. Wasm linker seems to be doing aggressive --gc-sections by default, even without the -split-sections fix ( as discussed in WebGHC/ghc#13)
The --gc-sections does ~10x size reduction in native exe, and only 2x in unregistered. So it seems we do have some margin of improvement here...
The blocking issue here is: due to the large number of data segments the Firefox does not run the wasm executable (though it can if its internal limit is increased).
Also the size of exe is very large. Here is a comparison table of sizes (in mb) of jsaddle app
So this clearly shows that we are at par with the linux unregistered version. Also if we disable
--gc-sections
in wasm, then the exe size is 54mb. Wasm linker seems to be doing aggressive--gc-sections
by default, even without the-split-sections
fix ( as discussed in WebGHC/ghc#13)The
--gc-sections
does ~10x size reduction in native exe, and only 2x in unregistered. So it seems we do have some margin of improvement here...For stripping debug data from wasm (ie remove custom sections), I used this utility https://github.com/dfordivam/wasm-optimize
Also the gzipped version of wasm exe is quite small, indicating that there is a lot of similar/duplicate stuff.
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