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Life WebAssembly VM icon

Life WebAssembly VM

Life is a secure WebAssembly VM catered for decentralized applications, written in Go (Programming Language) by Perlin Network.

Cost / License

  • Free
  • Open Source (MIT)

Platforms

  • Mac
  • Windows
  • Linux
  • Go (Programming Language)
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  • go-library

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Life WebAssembly VM information

  • Developed by

    SG flagPerlin Network
  • Licensing

    Open Source (MIT) and Free product.
  • Written in

  • Alternatives

    2 alternatives listed
  • Supported Languages

    • English

GitHub repository

  •  1,693 Stars
  •  116 Forks
  •  36 Open Issues
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What is Life WebAssembly VM?

Life is a secure WebAssembly VM catered for decentralized applications, written in Go (Programming Language) icon Go (Programming Language) by Perlin Network.

FEATURES

  • Fast - Includes a fast interpreter and an experimental AOT compilation engine.
  • Correct - Implements WebAssembly execution semantics and passes most of the official test suite (66/72 passed, none of the failures are related to the execution semantics).
  • Secure - User code executed is fully sandboxed. A WebAssembly module's access to resources (instruction cycles, memory usage) may easily be controlled to the very finest detail.
  • Pure - Does not rely on any native dependencies in interpreter-only mode, and may easily be cross-compiled for running WebAssembly modules on practically any platform (Windows/Linux/Mac/Android/iOS/etc).
  • Practical - Make full use of the minimal nature of WebAssembly to write code once and run anywhere. Completely customize how WebAssembly module imports are resolved and integrated, and have complete control over the execution lifecycle of your WebAssembly modules.

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