Hmm, in mi 2021.05.13 4 32 (c)shakti 2.0, !5 yields 0 1 2 3 4. In mi 2021.06.05 4 32 (c)shakti 2.0, !5 yields !stack. Guess I'll ask tech@.

@ktye thanks. the .wasm file ends up exactly the same as without -msimd128, so it must be doing that by default

@ngn i don't think so. you can translate k.wasm to readable k.wat with wasm2wat from wabt. the opcodes should contain "v128" or sth like "i32x4", see: github.com/WebAssembly/simd/blob/main/proposals/simd/…

@ktye oh.. right. i was doing it wrong before.

but i get this in the js console:

probably "Note that most engines will also require an extra flag to enable SIMD." from this

@dzaima thanks

i think if any manual configuration is necessary, that would defeat the purpose of the web interpreter

@ngn it's relatively new but works with current versions of chrome/firefox.

@ktye many people (incl myself) use "long term support" OS releases :(