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  • WAMR Document Home Page
  • Basics
    • Introduction
    • Getting Started
  • WAMR In Practice
    • Tutorial
    • Advance Tutorial
    • Features
      • Export Native APIs To WASM Applications
      • Multiple Modules As Dependencies
      • Multi-thread, Pthread APIs And Thread Management
      • Linux SGX(Intel Software Guard Extension) Support
      • Linux SGX Remote Attestation
      • XIP(Execution In Place) Support
      • Socket Support
      • Post-MVP Features
        • WASM C API
        • 128-bit SIMD
        • Reference Types
    • More Examples
    • User Case
  • Programmer's Manual
    • Programmer's Manual
  • Community
    • How To Contribute
    • WAMR On Githubarrow-up-right
    • WAMR Blogsarrow-up-right
  • Appendix
    • Appendix A. Background Knowledge And Glossary Of Terms
    • Appendix B. WebAssembly Details
    • Appendix C. Complete WAMR Guide
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  2. Features

Post-MVP Features

The ones we support:

  • wasm-c-apiarrow-up-right, ref to documentarrow-up-right and sample

  • 128-bit SIMDarrow-up-right, ref to samples/workload

  • Reference Typesarrow-up-right, ref to documentarrow-up-right and sample

Other post-MVP features:

  • Non-trapping float-to-int conversionsarrow-up-right

  • Sign-extension operatorsarrow-up-right, Bulk memory operationsarrow-up-right

  • Multi-valuearrow-up-right, Tail-callarrow-up-right, Shared memoryarrow-up-right

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