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This isn't an issue so much as opening a discussion surrounding this design choice. What basis was used for the decision to throw an exception if both _start and _initialize are defined? I'm asking as one of the authors of a proposal for Go to support exporting functions to Wasm: golang/go#65199. I'm trying to understand more about the patterns and expectations of the ecosystem. Is there any reason these two can't coexist, and the host can call either depending on the users actions? Thanks!
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Yep, I think this is fine, I forgot to close this one, but to close the loop, @cjihrig was kind enough to jump in on the Go proposal and explain the rationale. Thanks!
This isn't an issue so much as opening a discussion surrounding this design choice. What basis was used for the decision to throw an exception if both
_start
and_initialize
are defined? I'm asking as one of the authors of a proposal for Go to support exporting functions to Wasm: golang/go#65199. I'm trying to understand more about the patterns and expectations of the ecosystem. Is there any reason these two can't coexist, and the host can call either depending on the users actions? Thanks!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: