sunfish added a comment. This is still a little confusing to me. -matomic is supposed to be a subtarget flag, stating that the wasm implementation we will run on supports atomic instructions. -mthread-model posix is about the C++ interpretation -- what style implementation of memory model do we want? In the future, -matomic may become enabled by default, when enough wasm engines generally support it. However, -mthread-model single/posix may still be useful to control independently, because even with wasm engines supporting atomic, there are reasons users might still want to compile their apps single-threaded: access to linear memory with no declared max, lower overall code size, or other things.
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