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Redefine portability criteria #5

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@Zelzahn Zelzahn commented Apr 16, 2024

In the WebAssembly CG WASI Subgroup meeting of 4 April, it was concluded that the definition of a microcontroller was too vague. The aim of this PR is to solve this vagueness.

The original idea was to do a GitHub discussions, but after meeting with the other champions, we felt pretty confident with our redefined criteria.

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### Portability Criteria

WASI-I2C must have at least an independent implementation for the following platforms: Linux, ARM and RISC-V. Furthermore, an implementation also needs to be provided for a microcontroller. Here, a Cortex-M4 is targeted as the lowerbound.
WASI-I2C must have at least an independent implementation for the following platforms: Linux, ARM, RISC-V and a RTOS (Zephyr or FreeRTOS). Furthermore, an implementation also needs to be provided for a microcontroller. Here, a Cortex-M4 is targeted as the lowerbound.
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I didn't hear the objections but the way the list is enumerated here is a bit confusing. We have OSish things - Linux and RTOS and CPU Families ARM, and RISC- 2 different axis types. Additionally mentioning Cortex M4 as a microcontroller - which itself is an Arm family MCU.

Is the intention here for this to say:

Linux (ARM & RISC-V), and a RTOS (Zephyr or FreeRTOS).

this translates to

Must implement on:

  • Linux (ARM)
  • Linux (RISC-V)
  • RTOS (Zephyr or FreeRTOS)
  • Microcontroller Implementation (Cortex M4)

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Yes, sorry for the confusion. I changed it so that it's now an unordered list.

@Zelzahn Zelzahn merged commit a51fa98 into WebAssembly:main Apr 21, 2024
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