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That's actually a pretty clever idea, I never realized you can that. Thanks for sharing.



Note that the reason why this works for sandboxing is that wasm code gets its own linear memory that is bounds-checked. Meaning that the generated C code will contain those checks as well, with the corresponding performance implications.




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