8051Enthusiast

haha using fatfs as the state machine for a turing machine would be kind of possible, but you would quickly run against maximum path length limits on all platforms. i...

I considered using `premultiply=false`, but didn't in the end. First off, my use case is probably not representative at all, being [a joke project](https://github.com/8051Enthusiast/regex2fat), but maybe it's still better than...

Hmm, for me the js file contained the `var __emscripten_thread_crashed = ...` line, but the exports don't contain it: Wasm exports Export[34]: - func[21607] -> "__wasm_call_ctors" - func[15916] -> "__wasm_apply_data_relocs"...

Ok, so the `-sMAIN_MODULE=2` flag was a red herring, the same problem occurs when disabling it. With `-O2` it works properly. The following program (still depending on Qt) has the...

Actually, scrap that about `-sMAIN_MODULE=2`, I don't know if removing it does anything or not because removing it causes the symbols to be minified and I can't grep for `__emscripten_thread_crashed`...

This probably isn't feasible feasible for aligned mode, and I wouldn't want it to happen per default in unaligned mode. Since F5 (or 5) currently reloads the file once, maybe...

Sure, I think the alignment part is easily separable from the other stuff so I could just make it its own crate anyway. There's one thing with the wfa2 backend...

I should probably also clarify, it does build on windows, not using the msvc but the windows-gnu target. I don't know how electron/vscode interfaces with rust, but it would probably...

I have factored the alignment part out into a library, you can read the documentation [here](https://docs.rs/biodiff-align/1.2.1-preview/biodiff_align/). Tell me if there's any interface missing that you'd need. I looked into wasm64,...

Yeah, I've definitely thought about that before, I guess it'd then also make sense to have a binding for expanding and collapsing such a section