WASM mims
Build high-performance mims using WebAssembly for compute-intensive workloads.
Coming Soon
Detailed guides for WASM mim development are in progress. Check back soon for comprehensive documentation on the topics below.
What You'll Learn
- When to Use WASM: Performance-critical scenarios and use cases
- Rust/C Toolchain: Setting up your development environment
- WASM mim Runtime API: Available imports and capabilities
Why WASM?
WebAssembly mims are ideal for:
- Performance-critical code: Near-native execution speed
- Existing native code: Port C/C++/Rust libraries to mimOE
- Compute-intensive workloads: Image processing, encryption, compression
In the Meantime
While these guides are being developed, you can:
- Explore JavaScript mims for rapid development
- Review the Architecture Overview for platform concepts
- Check the API Reference for WASM runtime documentation