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Update platform support docs (#2023)

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Be sure to mention Linux AArch64 as a supported platform of Wasmtime
now.
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Alex Crichton
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@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ snapshot of what the current state of the world looks like.
All features of `wasmtime` should work on the following platforms: All features of `wasmtime` should work on the following platforms:
* Linux x86\_64 * Linux x86\_64
* Linux aarch64
* macOS x86\_64 * macOS x86\_64
* Windows x86\_64 * Windows x86\_64
@@ -18,9 +19,8 @@ sections below!
## JIT compiler support ## JIT compiler support
The JIT compiler, backed by either `lightbeam` or `cranelift` supports only the The JIT compiler, backed by Cranelift, supports the x86\_64 and aarch64
x86\_64 architecture at this time. Support for at least ARM, AArch64, and x86 is architectures at this time. Support for at least ARM and x86 is planned as well.
planned at this time.
Usage of the JIT compiler will require a host operating system which supports Usage of the JIT compiler will require a host operating system which supports
creating executable memory pages on-the-fly. In Rust terms this generally means creating executable memory pages on-the-fly. In Rust terms this generally means
@@ -39,5 +39,6 @@ much else will be needed.
The `wasmtime` project does not currently use `#[no_std]` for its crates, but The `wasmtime` project does not currently use `#[no_std]` for its crates, but
this is not because it won't support it! At this time we're still gathering use this is not because it won't support it! At this time we're still gathering use
cases for for what `#[no_std]` might entail, so if you're interested in this cases for for what `#[no_std]` might entail, so if you're interested in this
we'd love to hear about your use case! Feel free to open an issue on the we'd love to hear about your use case! Feel free to [open an
issue](https://github.com/bytecodealliance/wasmtime/issues/new) on the
`wasmtime` repository to discuss this. `wasmtime` repository to discuss this.