25th January 2025 - Link Blog
A WebAssembly compiler that fits in a tweet (via) Here's that compiler:
let c=(b,l)=>WebAssembly.instantiate(new Int8Array(
[,97,115,109,1,,,,1,5,1,96,,1,127,3,2,1,,7,4,1,,,,10,
l=(b=b.split .flatMap(t=>t>-1?[65,t]:107+'-*/'.indexOf(t)))
.length+4,1,l-2,,...b,11]))
This article then does a great job of de-obfuscating that code, and uses it to explain a whole bunch of interesting concepts about how WebAssembly actually works.
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