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Understanding a Few Other Tools Provided by WABT

Understand how to use multiple WABT tools to analyze, validate, and optimize WebAssembly binaries. Explore wasm-objdump for disassembly, wasm-strip to reduce binary size by removing debug info, wasm-validate for syntax checking, and wasm-interp for interpreting WASM instructions. Gain practical skills to debug and optimize WebAssembly code effectively.

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In addition to the converters, WABT also provides a few tools that help us to understand WASM better. In this section, let’s explore the following tools provided by WABT:

  • wasm-objdump

  • wasm-strip

  • wasm-validate

  • wasm-interp

wasm-objdump

Object code is nothing more than a sequence of instructions or statements in the computer language. Object code is what the compiler produces. The object code is then collected together and stored inside the object file. The object file is the metadata holder for linking and debugging information. The machine code in the object file is not directly executable, but it provides valuable information when debugging, and it also helps with linking.

Note: objdump is the tool that is ...