Thank you for your detailed response. You've looked a lot more closely at what WasmEdge is doing than I did, and I find myself agreeing with you more and more as I read your findings. (I don't know how I got the impression that their tooling use was more thorough than it actually is, but long story short: I was wrong.)
I'm left with one difficult question, though. What should we do when trying to target environments that aren't well-served by languages like Rust? The demand is clearly there, so people will keep building new things using C and C++. What do you see as the most realistic path forward for these use cases? Push harder on platform support in Rust?
I'm left with one difficult question, though. What should we do when trying to target environments that aren't well-served by languages like Rust? The demand is clearly there, so people will keep building new things using C and C++. What do you see as the most realistic path forward for these use cases? Push harder on platform support in Rust?