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Awesome WebAssembly Runtimes Awesome

This repo contains a list of virtual machines and tools that execute the WebAssembly(wasm) format and/or compile it to executable machine code

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🚀 - Active development 😴 - Unmaintained (been more than a year since last commit)

CONTENTS

CMM of Wasm top⇈

A compiler from WebAssembly to native code, via the OCaml backend.

  • Languages written in

    OCaml

  • Compiler framework

    OCaml Compiler

  • Compilation / Execution modes

    AOT

  • Interoperability with other languages

    • N/A

  • Non-MVP features supported

    • N/A

  • Host APIs supported

    • N/A

  • Non-web standards

    • N/A

  • Used by

    • N/A

  • Platforms supported

    Linux macOS

EOSVM top⇈

EOS VM is designed from the ground up for the high demands of blockchain applications which require far more from a WebAssembly engine than those designed for web browsers or standards development.

  • Languages written in

    C++

  • Compiler framework

    Custom

  • Compilation / Execution modes

    Interpreted

  • Interoperability with other languages

    • N/A

  • Non-MVP features supported

    • N/A

  • Host APIs supported

    • N/A

  • Non-web standards

    • N/A

  • Used by

    • N/A

  • Platforms supported

    Linux macOS Windows

FDVM top⇈

WASM runtime to develop server-side WebAssembly applications.

  • Languages written in

    JavaScript

  • Compiler framework

    NodeJS(V8)

  • Compilation / Execution modes

    JIT

  • Interoperability with other languages

    • N/A

  • Non-MVP features supported

    • N/A

  • Host APIs supported

    • N/A

  • Non-web standards

    • N/A

  • Used by

    • N/A

  • Platforms supported

    Linux macOS Windows

Fizzy top⇈

Fizzy aims to be a fast, deterministic, and pedantic WebAssembly interpreter written in C++.

  • Languages written in

    C++

  • Compiler framework

    • N/A

  • Compilation / Execution modes

    Interpreter

  • Interoperability with other languages

    • N/A

  • Non-MVP features supported

    • N/A

  • Host APIs supported

    WASI

  • Non-web standards

    WASI

  • Used by

    • N/A

  • Platforms supported

    Linux macOS

GraalWasm top⇈

GraalWasm is a WebAssembly engine implemented in the GraalVM. It can interpret and compile WebAssembly programs in the binary format, or be embedded into other programs.

  • Languages written in

    Java

  • Compiler framework

    GraalVM

  • Compilation / Execution modes

    JIT

  • Interoperability with other languages

    Java JVM Graal supported languages

  • Non-MVP features supported

  • Host APIs supported

    WASI

  • Non-web standards

    WASI

  • Used by

    • GraalVM JavaScript - A high performance implementation of the JavaScript programming language.

  • Platforms supported

    Linux macOS Windows

Happy New Moon With Report top⇈

Happy New Moon with Report is an open-source implementation of WebAssembly written entirely in Java. It is used to run or test Web Assembly Modules (*.wasm) in Java.

  • Languages written in

    Java

  • Compiler framework

    • N/A

  • Compilation / Execution modes

    Interpreted

  • Interoperability with other languages

    Java JVM languages

  • Non-MVP features supported

    Sign Extensions

  • Host APIs supported

    • N/A

  • Used by

    • N/A

  • Platforms supported

    JVM Linux macOS Windows

inNative top⇈

An AOT (ahead-of-time) compiler for WebAssembly that creates C compatible binaries, either as sandboxed plugins you can dynamically load, or as stand-alone executables that interface directly with the operating system.

  • Languages written in

    C++

  • Compiler framework

    LLVM

  • Compilation / Execution modes

    AOT JIT

  • Interoperability with other languages

    • N/A

  • Non-MVP features supported

    Threads Multiple Result and Block Parameters Name Section Bulk Memory Operations Sign Extension Instructions Non-trapping Conversion Instructions

  • Host APIs supported

    Custom

  • Non-web standards

    • N/A

  • Used by

    • N/A

  • Platforms supported

    Linux macOS Windows

Life top⇈

Life is a secure & fast WebAssembly VM built for decentralized applications, written in Go by Perlin Network.

  • Languages written in

    Go

  • Compiler framework

    Custom

  • Compilation / Execution modes

    Interpreted

  • Interoperability with other languages

    • N/A

  • Non-MVP features supported

    • N/A

  • Host APIs supported

    • N/A

  • Non-web standards

    • N/A

  • Used by

    • N/A

  • Platforms supported

    Linux macOS Windows

Lucet top⇈

Lucet is a native WebAssembly compiler and runtime. It is designed to safely execute untrusted WebAssembly programs inside your application.

  • Languages written in

    Rust

  • Compiler framework

    Cranelift

  • Compilation / Execution modes

    AOT

  • Interoperability with other languages

    • N/A

  • Non-MVP features supported

    • N/A

  • Host APIs supported

    WASI

  • Non-web standards

    WASI

  • Used by

    • N/A

  • Platforms supported

    Linux

wasm3/wasm3 top⇈

🚀 A high performance WebAssembly interpreter

  • Languages written in

    C

  • Compiler framework

    Custom

  • Compilation / Execution modes

    Interpreted

  • Interoperability with other languages

    • N/A

  • Non-MVP features supported

    • N/A

  • Host APIs supported

    WASI

  • Non-web standards

    WASI

  • Used by

    • N/A

  • Platforms supported

    Linux macOS Windows Android OpenWRT SBC/MCU

Motor top⇈

Motor is a WebAssembly runtime, which aims for secure and efficient execution of WebAssembly programs

  • Languages written in

    Rust

  • Compiler framework

    Dynasm

  • Compilation / Execution modes

    JIT

  • Interoperability with other languages

    • N/A

  • Non-MVP features supported

    • N/A

  • Host APIs supported

    • N/A

  • Non-web standards

    • N/A

  • Used by

    • N/A

  • Platforms supported

    Linux macOS

py-wasm top⇈

A python implementation of the WebAssembly interpreter

  • Languages written in

    Python

  • Compiler framework

    Custom

  • Compilation / Execution modes

    Interpreted

  • Interoperability with other languages

    • N/A

  • Non-MVP features supported

    • N/A

  • Host APIs supported

    • N/A

  • Non-web standards

    • N/A

  • Used by

    • N/A

  • Platforms supported

    Linux macOS Windows

Serverless wasm top⇈

A small demo of Web Assembly's potential outside of browsers

  • Languages written in

    Rust

  • Compiler framework

    Wasmi Cranelift

  • Compilation / Execution modes

    Interpreted JIT

  • Interoperability with other languages

    • N/A

  • Non-MVP features supported

    • N/A

  • Host APIs supported

    • N/A

  • Non-web standards

    • N/A

  • Used by

    • N/A

  • Platforms supported

    Linux macOS Windows

Swam top⇈

WebAssembly engine in Scala

  • Languages written in

    Scala

  • Compiler framework

    Custom

  • Compilation / Execution modes

    Interpreted

  • Interoperability with other languages

    • N/A

  • Non-MVP features supported

    • N/A

  • Host APIs supported

    • N/A

  • Non-web standards

    • N/A

  • Used by

    • N/A

  • Platforms supported

    Linux macOS Windows

VMIR top⇈

VMIR is a standalone library written in C that can parse and execute WebAssembly and LLVM Bitcode files

  • Languages written in

    C

  • Compiler framework

    LLVM

  • Compilation / Execution modes

    Interpreted JIT

  • Interoperability with other languages

    • N/A

  • Non-MVP features supported

    • N/A

  • Host APIs supported

    • N/A

  • Non-web standards

    • N/A

  • Used by

    • N/A
    • N/A

  • Platforms supported

    Linux macOS Windows

wac top⇈

A Minimal WebAssembly interpreter written in C.

  • Languages written in

    C

  • Compiler framework

    Custom

  • Compilation / Execution modes

    Interpreted

  • Interoperability with other languages

    • N/A

  • Non-MVP features supported

    • N/A

  • Host APIs supported

    • N/A

  • Non-web standards

    • N/A

  • Used by

    • N/A

  • Platforms supported

    Linux macOS Windows

wagon top⇈

Wagon is a WebAssembly-based interpreter in Go, for Go.

  • Languages written in

    Go

  • Compiler framework

    Custom

  • Compilation / Execution modes

    Interpreted

  • Interoperability with other languages

    • N/A

  • Non-MVP features supported

    • N/A

  • Host APIs supported

    • N/A

  • Non-web standards

    • N/A

  • Used by

    • N/A

  • Platforms supported

    Linux macOS Windows

WAKit top⇈

A WebAssembly runtime written in Swift.

  • Languages written in

    Swift

  • Compiler framework

    Custom

  • Compilation / Execution modes

    Interpreted

  • Interoperability with other languages

    • N/A

  • Non-MVP features supported

    • N/A

  • Host APIs supported

    • N/A

  • Non-web standards

    • N/A

  • Used by

    • N/A

  • Platforms supported

    Linux macOS

Warpy top⇈

WebAssembly interpreter in RPython.

  • Languages written in

    RPython

  • Compiler framework

    RPython

  • Compilation / Execution modes

    JIT

  • Interoperability with other languages

    • N/A

  • Non-MVP features supported

    • N/A

  • Host APIs supported

    • N/A

  • Non-web standards

    • N/A

  • Used by

    • N/A

  • Platforms supported

    Linux macOS Windows

Wasmer top⇈

Wasmer is a standalone WebAssembly runtime for running WebAssembly outside of the browser, supporting WASI and Emscripten.

  • Languages written in

    Rust C++

  • Compiler framework

    Singlepass Cranelift (Default) LLVM

  • Compilation / Execution modes

    JIT AOT

  • Interoperability with other languages

    Rust PHP C C++ Python Go PHP Java Ruby Postgres C#/.Net Elixir R D Swift

  • Non-MVP features supported

    Threads SIMD Multi Value returns Name Section Bulk Memory Operations Sign Extension Instructions

  • Host APIs supported

    Emscripten WASI

  • Non-web standards

    WASI wasm-c-api

  • Used by

  • Platforms supported

    Linux (x64, aarch64, x86) macOS (x64, arm64) Windows (x64, x86) FreeBSD (x64) Android

Wasmi top⇈

A Wasm interpreter.

  • Languages written in

    Rust

  • Compiler framework

    Custom

  • Compilation / Execution modes

    Interpreted

  • Interoperability with other languages

    • N/A

  • Non-MVP features supported

    • N/A

  • Host APIs supported

    • N/A

  • Non-web standards

    • N/A

  • Used by

    • N/A

  • Platforms supported

    Linux macOS Windows

Wasmo top⇈

An Embeddable WebAssembly VM

  • Languages written in

    Rust

  • Compiler framework

    LLVM

  • Compilation / Execution modes

    JIT

  • Interoperability with other languages

    • N/A

  • Non-MVP features supported

    • N/A

  • Host APIs supported

    • N/A

  • Non-web standards

    • N/A

  • Used by

    • N/A

  • Platforms supported

    Linux macOS Windows

wasmrt top⇈

wasmrt is a runtime built for native execution of WebAssembly modules (virtualized at first, eventually JIT).

  • Languages written in

    C++

  • Compiler framework

    Custom

  • Compilation / Execution modes

    Interpreted

  • Interoperability with other languages

    • N/A

  • Non-MVP features supported

    • N/A

  • Host APIs supported

    • N/A

  • Non-web standards

    • N/A

  • Used by

    • N/A

  • Platforms supported

    Linux macOS Windows

Wasmtime top⇈

Wasmtime is a standalone wasm-only runtime for WebAssembly, using the Cranelift JIT

  • Languages written in

    Rust

  • Compiler framework

    Cranelift

  • Compilation / Execution modes

    JIT

  • Interoperability with other languages

    Python

  • Non-MVP features supported

    Interface types

  • Host APIs supported

    WASI

  • Non-web standards

    WASI wasm-c-api

  • Used by

    • N/A

  • Platforms supported

    Linux macOS Windows

WasmVM top⇈

An unofficial standalone WebAssembly process virtual machine

  • Languages written in

    C++

  • Compiler framework

    Custom

  • Compilation / Execution modes

    Interpreted

  • Interoperability with other languages

    • N/A

  • Non-MVP features supported

    • N/A

  • Host APIs supported

    • N/A

  • Non-web standards

    • N/A

  • Used by

    • N/A

  • Platforms supported

    Linux macOS Windows

wasmvm top⇈

WebAssembly Virtual Machine, which aim to fit embedded systems.

  • Languages written in

    Rust

  • Compiler framework

    Life

  • Compilation / Execution modes

    Interpreted

  • Interoperability with other languages

    • N/A

  • Non-MVP features supported

    • N/A

  • Host APIs supported

    • N/A

  • Non-web standards

    • N/A

  • Used by

    • N/A

  • Platforms supported

    Linux macOS Windows

WAVM top⇈

WebAssembly Virtual Machine, which aim to fit embedded systems.

  • Languages written in

    C++ Python

  • Compiler framework

    LLVM

  • Compilation / Execution modes

    JIT

  • Interoperability with other languages

    • N/A

  • Non-MVP features supported

    Threads SIMD Multiple Result and Block Parameters Exception Handling Name Section Reference Types Bulk Memory Operations Sign Extension Instructions

  • Host APIs supported

    WASI Emscripten WAVIX

  • Non-web standards

    • [x] WASI

  • Used by

    • N/A

  • Platforms supported

    Linux macOS Windows

webassembly top⇈

An experimental, minimal toolkit and runtime on top of node to produce and run WebAssembly modules

  • Languages written in

    JavaScript

  • Compiler framework

    NodeJS(V8)

  • Compilation / Execution modes

    JIT

  • Interoperability with other languages

    • N/A

  • Non-MVP features supported

    • N/A

  • Host APIs supported

    • N/A

  • Non-web standards

    • N/A

  • Used by

    • N/A

  • Platforms supported

    Linux macOS Windows

WAMR top⇈

WebAssembly Micro Runtime (WAMR) is a standalone WebAssembly (WASM) runtime with small footprint

TWVM top⇈

A tiny and efficient WebAssembly virtual machine.

  • Languages written in

    C++

  • Compiler framework

    Custom

  • Compilation / Execution modes

    Interpreted

  • Interoperability with other languages

    • N/A

  • Non-MVP features supported

    • N/A

  • Host APIs supported

    • N/A

  • Non-web standards

    • N/A

  • Used by

    • N/A

  • Platforms supported

    Linux macOS Windows

SSVM top⇈

A WebAssembly runtime optimized for server-side applications.

  • Languages written in

    C++

  • Compiler framework

    LLVM

  • Compilation / Execution modes

    Interpreter

  • Interoperability with other languages

    Solidity Rust C++

  • Non-MVP features supported

    • N/A

  • Host APIs supported

    WASI

  • Non-web standards

    Ethereum Environment Interface

  • Used by

    Devchain

  • Platforms supported

    Linux macOS Windows

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