I'm wondering if it's possible (or on the roadmap, or if the question is even sane) to have the various bytevector functions operate upon passed in ArrayBuffer.
Or is there some manner to provide a view of a bytevector as an ArrayBuffer from the default wasm memory in use. For example, referencing below I mean to create the memory in JS and then operate upon it in hoot module: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/WebAssembly/JavaScript_interface/Memory Specifically, there is this section which I'm wondering if supported in some fashion: """ Originally you could only perform memory operations on a single memory in the Wasm module, so while multiple Memory objects could be created, there wasn't any point doing so. More recent implementations allow WebAssembly memory instructions to operate on a specified memory. For more information see Multiple memories in Understanding WebAssembly text format. """ The actual problem I'm trying to solve is an area of memory with one writer and many readers that may span worklets. I could solve this in a number of inefficient copy methods but something along the lines of above seems like a better choice. See also this comment which seems desirable: https://github.com/WebAssembly/design/issues/1231#issuecomment-420466909 Currently I'm doing the following within a single worklet which isn't even the more complicated case above and wondering if necessary: https://codeberg.org/dskinner/shields-tyvm/src/commit/01130104d18a50367d839a639d12895f43298ec8/realtime_worklet.js#L792 Thanks, Daniel
