I love projects like this because I think eventually all common computing tasks will be broken down in constituent most computationally optimized components
Cool. I particularly like the O'Reilly book cover that never was. Although I fear you may have misunderstood what wasm is...
Question/critique. Isn't getting the mime type by file extension a bit windowsy? Would it not be easier to read the magic number when you're at the assembly level?
I love projects like this because I think eventually all common computing tasks will be broken down in constituent most computationally optimized components
This isn't a bad thing per se. I imagine this could be a thing for an embedded side project or a tiny rescue system.
Edit: or learning arm64 assembly :)
You wrote this by hand? Impressive.
Ahh, this little gem ported to Linux, great! That opens much more possibilities to play with it, thanks
Cool. I particularly like the O'Reilly book cover that never was. Although I fear you may have misunderstood what wasm is...
Question/critique. Isn't getting the mime type by file extension a bit windowsy? Would it not be easier to read the magic number when you're at the assembly level?