Now that Rust supports the wasm32-wasip2 target, we should be able to stop using my fork of WASI-SDK and instead use the latest upstream release. Also, IIRC, Rust builds with -fPIC by default for wasm32-wasip2, so we might be able to stop using the -Z build-std flag to rustc and drop the dependency on nightly.
Now that Rust supports the
wasm32-wasip2target, we should be able to stop using my fork of WASI-SDK and instead use the latest upstream release. Also, IIRC, Rust builds with-fPICby default forwasm32-wasip2, so we might be able to stop using the-Z build-stdflag torustcand drop the dependency on nightly.