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Seek wide review for CR transition of wasm 2.0 #1804
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The request for I18N review of exactly two weeks which coincides with TPAC is not going to succeed on the requested schedule. Our first WG teleconference after TPAC is 2024-10-03 and that is the earliest date our review might be completed. |
Thanks, I'll push it back. |
For review convenience, here is a list of the explainers for the proposals that have gone into 2.0, compared to 1.0 (currently in REC state). These are informal descriptions of the proposed changes and are not canonical, but describe an overview of the feature and could be useful in determining whether there is anything of interest for horizontal reviewers. Note again also that the core spec contains a list of additions since version 1.0 and summarizes the addition to the core spec. The table summarizes the effect on the JS spec. The Web spec is unchanged since 1.0
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CR transition is complete. Feedback is still welcome of course. |
This is a meta issue to track wide review steps for the specification.
See How to do wide review for details.
This is a request for transition for all 3 WebAssembly specifications, namely the core spec, which defines the core code format and semantics;
the JS API specification, which provides a JavaScript API for interacting with WebAssembly; and the Web API specification, which describes the integration of WebAssembly with the broader web platform.
All of the analysis herein concerns the changes made since Wasm 1.0. These are listed
here and include the following extension
proposals:
Sign extension instructions; Non-trapping float-to-int conversions; multi-value block types and function results;
reference types, table instructions, and multiple tables; bulk memory and table instructions; SIMD vector instructions. Links to overviews of each proposal can be found in the proposal's respective github repo (these are listed here).
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