Today binaryen will use the name section to come up with internal names for things.
However in the absence of the name section it will always call things non-meaningful things such as $1 or or $fimport1.
In wasm-objdump we fall back to taking names from the import and/or export string, so if an non-named function is imported as "foo" then we use "foo" for its name. This would, of for example, make the output of wasm-dis more readable (IMHO).
Today binaryen will use the name section to come up with internal names for things.
However in the absence of the name section it will always call things non-meaningful things such as $1 or or $fimport1.
In wasm-objdump we fall back to taking names from the import and/or export string, so if an non-named function is imported as "foo" then we use "foo" for its name. This would, of for example, make the output of wasm-dis more readable (IMHO).