await WebAssembly.instantiateStreaming(bytecode, imports);
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Snapshotting is a feature worth noting. You can capture a running VM’s state including CPU registers, memory, and devices, and restore it later. This enables warm pools where you boot a VM once, install dependencies, snapshot it, and restore clones in milliseconds instead of booting fresh each time. This is how some platforms achieve incredibly fast cold starts even with full VM isolation.
But other stuff…? It was just goofing off:
Of course, the glue code also has runtime costs. JavaScript objects must be allocated and garbage collected, strings must be re-encoded, structs must be deserialized. Some of this cost is inherent to any bindings system, but much of it is not. This is a pervasive cost that you pay at the boundary between JavaScript and WebAssembly, even when the calls themselves are fast.