Can you publish an iOS app so that the compiled wasm can run in it?

[introspection3]

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Motivation

Can you publish an iOS app so that the compiled wasm can run in it?

Proposed solution

Can you publish an iOS app so that the compiled wasm can run in it?

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[xdoardo]

Thanks for the report, we have an example we are working on and will publish as part of 6.0.0.

[introspection3]

@xdoardo Can we enable wasm to have the ability to access the operating system (fs, socket, udp tcp...) when we use wasmer6.0

[xdoardo]

While I am sure that it is technically possible on our side, I think we are not perfectly clear on what are the requirements from the os side, and we'll have to investigate. By the way, if you are an iOS developer interested in having wasmer work on iOS devices, we have a proof-of-concept library (here) that can be used to run Wasm modules in iOS with wasmer: I worked on a simple application that just uses it to run cowsay, but never got around to testing it enough to be confident in making it public.

[xdoardo]

I moved the issue to a discussion because I seemed to me you wanted to ask more questions and we already have an ad-hoc issue: #5219

[introspection3]

iOS is very closed under the leadership of Apple, which has brought too much pain to developers: everyone hopes to release applications without Apple's blockage. Although there are things like ish and utm, they all have many problems, such as ish can only run i686 programs, and utm is too slow and stuck. If we can directly compile a wasm and hand it over to wasmer (iso app) to let it run in it, then the world will be completely changed by wasmer.