I had not heard of it, but sounds pretty interesting.

I watched that talk a long time ago, but maybe on some level! Though I don't think the idea is particularly novel.

Please don't take it as a reproach! Not your fault at all, and at least it forced me into creative problem-solving ;)

I think I was a bit spooked by the examples (https://github.com/bytecodealliance/wasmtime/tree/main/examp...), and the need to implement platform dependencies in C code (which would have complicated the build process). Makes sense since it's a more complex and mature project, but Wasmi on the other hand was just a pure Rust dependency that only required a single line in the Cargo.toml. So in short I went the lazy route :)

Thanks again for making Wasmi :)

> It might interest you that newer versions of Wasmi (v0.45+) extended the resumable function call feature to make it possible to yield upon running out of fuel:

That is really interesting! I remember looking for something like that in the Wasmi docs at some point but it must have been before that feature was implemented. I would probably have chosen a different design for the WASM apps if I had it.