WASM on the JVM Ships Under the Bytecode Alliance
dustingetz
28 points
5 comments
June 29, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (2 comments)
fwsgonzo
Is this going to be a way to execute emscripted-built projects locally? Or is the target something else entirely, like WASM interacting with Java?
zimmi
Do I understand correctly that endive ships with a garbage collector and only uses the host gc when references pass over the API boundary? I don't know much about wasm, but would it be possible to use the host gc for everything? Or is there some inherent property of wasm that makes this impossible / less efficient?