158 bytes of compiled WASM! That's wild

I know! And this is compiled in "safe" mode... It's 134 bytes in "fast" mode, which removes all runtime safety checks. 😂

If you'd like to see the original code this article rips off without credit you can head over to my Github repo: https://github.com/meheleventyone/zig-wasm-test

Hi Charles, this is my fault for missing the attribution – I'm sorry. I've just added a credit to you and your repository (see the second sentence). I had put together this minimal example based on your repository together with a StackOverflow answer containing the build command (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68476647/errors-with-compiling-zig-to-wasm32-freestanding). Being just a single file with a simple build command it seemed like a minimal advancement on the state of the art, so I quickly decided to publish, and did not credit the original as I shoud have.

Please let me know if you'd like me to add a particular license to this code in addition to the pointer to your repository, or if you'd like me to take down this example altogether.

Has the zig compiler been ported to wasm so we could compile in the browser?