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Certhas
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F3: Open-source data file format for the future [p...
If you have a native decoder you don't need to run WASM. It's literally in the abstract.
Someone
80 days ago
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But given a file in this format, you cannot know whether your native decoder can read it without running WASM; the file you read may use a feature that was invented after your library was written.
Certhas
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As others said: you can. And what's the alternative? Not being able to read the data or never being able to evolve the encoding.
ko27
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Of course you can, you can literally read the version from the file itself.
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