CharlieTap
CharlieTap
Hey a quick fix to this is to install Amazons flavour of Java 21 corretto: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/corretto/latest/corretto-21-ug/generic-linux-install.html Long term I'll probably relax the vendor requirement as its less useful and more...
I've [removed the restriction](https://github.com/CharlieTap/chasm/commit/fe78117b886b83fce834f1ab2afe69a1de4b1233) on building only with amazon corretto, you'll still need a version of Java 21 but it can now be from any vendor.
Hey @Laxystem This is something thats planned, a while back I added a [moduleInfo api](https://github.com/CharlieTap/chasm/blob/main/chasm/src/commonMain/kotlin/io/github/charlietap/chasm/embedding/ModuleInfo.kt) which describes a wasm module in terms of its imports and exports alongside all the...
**Memory Usage: Yes** Chasm respects the memory limits defined in a wasm binary, for example: ```wat (module (memory (export "memory") 1 2) ``` In the above file it describes a...
Thought I'd add my two cents as [chasm](https://github.com/CharlieTap/chasm) is also butting up against this problem I would like to add wasm 3.0 to the test suites I test against but...
> > The memory64 proposal has updated legacy test scripts like `table_file.wast` and added table64 tests rather than creating say `table64_fill.wast` which largely has been the convention with proposals in...
@dschuff Thank you for the reorg, whilst migrating my runtime to the latest testsuite I noticed some stragglers that still mix 64 bit address space: - Failure(command=ModuleCommand(filename=binary-leb128.73.wasm, line=881, name=null, type=Binary,...
Is this not included in the latest release? I still get the error and have to use the workaround: ```kotlin tasks.withType().configureEach { notCompatibleWithConfigurationCache("https://github.com/Kotlin/dokka/issues/2231") } ``` My config is essentially: ```kotlin...
Maybe my understanding is off here, so as i currently understand the component model wraps module/s and exposes a high level interface, which is share nothing and predominantly exists to...
I realised I'm asking a couple of different things and one of them doesn't make any sense, lets stick with the one i think it still relevant 😅 > You...