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Starting from the WebAssembly Linear Memory example, the paragraph keeps telling to go and look at --memoryBase flag. And that's all.
WebAssembly Linear Memory
--memoryBase
It would be nice, if there would be a few words about how to actually use it. The examples don't use this flag, then why should I? Will I get unexpected results, if yes, then when? For example, the instruction here: https://github.com/torch2424/wasm-by-example/tree/master/examples/webassembly-linear-memory/demo/assemblyscript says to use the following command to compile asc index.ts -b index.wasm -t index.wat
asc index.ts -b index.wasm -t index.wat
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Ah! I didn't realize that! Thanks for mentioning this @LeXXik !
I think I wrote that originally, and then forgot to link to the flag in the docs 🙃 So I'll fix this asap 😄
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wasm-bindgen
memoryBase
torch2424
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Starting from the
WebAssembly Linear Memory
example, the paragraph keeps telling to go and look at--memoryBase
flag. And that's all.It would be nice, if there would be a few words about how to actually use it. The examples don't use this flag, then why should I? Will I get unexpected results, if yes, then when? For example, the instruction here:
https://github.com/torch2424/wasm-by-example/tree/master/examples/webassembly-linear-memory/demo/assemblyscript
says to use the following command to compile
asc index.ts -b index.wasm -t index.wat
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: