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marek-safar
marek-safar commented Jul 30, 2019

We can build much smaller Mono runtime for .NET Core purposes by simply removing code we don't need in this configuration. We did a few easy initial steps but we can go much further.

This list is not comprehensive but parts like

  • Culture Data
  • Any PAL related code
  • Unused icalls
fitzgen
fitzgen commented Dec 11, 2020

In bytecodealliance/wasmtime#2497 (comment) we added support for generating nested modules, and we generate these modules by concatenating strings of WAT and then passing it to Module::new which internally checks for WAT strings and assembles them into Wasm bytes if necessary.

We can make this more efficient, improving the number of test cases we fuzz in a

good first issue fuzzing
mpirvu
mpirvu commented May 10, 2022

The purpose of this work is to improve debug-ability.
J9JITConfig is a data structure used by both the VM and the JIT. It is attached to J9JavaVM and thus readily available from many custom OpenJ9 debugging tools.
TR::CompilationInfo is a data structure that holds a lot of information about other data structures in the JIT. The JIT creates a single such object and stores its address into t

bkolobara
bkolobara commented Aug 31, 2021

If a new Environment is created, processes inside of it will not have access to any command line arguments or environment variables by default. They need to be added to the ConfigEnv struct from which the Environment is created. Currently this is only possible from the host, but is not exposed as a [host function

good first issue

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