Features of WASIX

1. Full Support for Efficient Multithreading: WASIX enables applications to better utilize system resources and achieve superior performance.

2. Full Support for Sockets: WASIX supports functions like socket, bind, connect, and types including IPv4, IPv6, UDP, TCP, Multicast, Anycast, and RAW sockets.

3. Directory Support: WASIX introduces chdir function for handling the current directory.

4. Support for setjmp and longjmp: These functions, used extensively in libc, are supported via asyncify.

5. Support for pthreads: WASIX supports the POSIX thread libraries, enabling concurrent processing.

6. Support for Process Forking: Functions such as fork and vfork are supported, allowing a process to replicate itself.

7. Subprocess Spawning and Waiting: WASIX supports the exec and wait functions for handling subprocesses.

8. TTY Support: WASIX provides functions to control terminal I/O.

9. Asynchronous Polling of Sockets and Files: This feature enhances application responsiveness and performance.

10. Pipe and Event Support: WASIX supports pipe and event functions for interprocess communication.

11. DNS Resolution Support: WASIX introduces the resolve function for DNS resolution.

12. Compiler Support: WASIX provides toolchains for Rust and C, including support for Zig and AssemblyScript.

13. Runtime Support: WASIX supports the Wasmer runtime, with expectations for more runtimes to join soon.

14. Uniform Support Across Environments: All features are supported on both the browser and the server (except for sockets and DNS resolution on the browser, with updates forthcoming).

15. Browser Support: WASIX supports the browser via the Wasmer runtime. Packages can run on the browser using @wasmer/wasi (opens in a new tab)