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This project is currently only developer stable
Ultimate WebAssembly Virtual Machine 2
Most wasm standards are supported. See feature.md. For detailed changes in each WebAssembly release, see wasm-release.md.
Supports over 100 triplet platforms, including DOS series, POSIX series, Windows 9x series, Windows NT series, and the Host C Library Series. Supports interpretation execution (INT), just-in-time compilation (JIT), and tiered compilation (TC). See support.md for details.
High-performance, spec-compliant WebAssembly binary parser built on concept-oriented C++26 with SIMD-aware design and extensive fuzzing for safety and robustness. See readme.md for details.
WebAssembly System Interface Preview 1 (WASI P1) host bindings for wasm32-wasip1 and wasm64-wasip1 targets, built on the same cross-platform runtime as UWVM2 and exposing file-system and related services to WebAssembly modules. See imported/readme.md for details.
uwvm2 provides three host-side models for implementing WebAssembly linear memory (mmap-based, multi-threaded allocator-based, and single-thread allocator-based backends), allowing efficient execution on platforms with or without virtual memory support. See readme.md for a detailed description.
- Get version information
$ uwvm --version- Get a list of commands
$ uwvm --help- Running uwvm2 virtual machine
$ uwvm <param0> <param1> ... --run <wasm> <argv1> <argv2> ...- WASI mount dir
$ uwvm --wasi-mount-dir <wasi dir> <system dir> ... --run ...- Windows (aka. unknown-windows-msvc). See windows.md
- MinGW (aka. unknown-windows-gnu, unknown-w64-mingw32). See mingw.md
- Linux (aka. unknown-linux-unknown). See linux.md
- Darwin (aka. unknown-apple-darwin). See darwin.md
- FreeBSD (aka. unknown-freebsd(Version)). See freebsd.md
- WASM-WASI (self-hosting) (aka. [wasm32|wasm64]-[wasip1|wasip2]-(threads)). See wasm-wasi.md
- Other platforms: See how-to-build