Asumu Takikawa
Asumu Takikawa
An example program like the following should fail during validation: ``` ;;; TOOL: wat2wasm ;;; ARGS: --enable-function-references ;;; ERROR: 1 (module (func (param $f (ref $x)) (result f32)) ) (;;...
Previously an indexed ref type was parsed as a `Var`, assuming that regular types would be represented as index vars and indexed ref types would be named vars. The names...
A test like the following currently crashes in type-checking: ``` ;;; TOOL: wat2wasm ;;; ARGS: --enable-function-references ;;; ERROR: 1 (module (type $f32-f32-1 (func (param f32) (result f32))) (type $f32-f32-2 (func...
Non-null references are opcode `-0x15` and are supported already in wabt. Nullable references (opcode `-0x14`) should also be supported. https://github.com/WebAssembly/function-references/blob/main/proposals/function-references/Overview.md#binary-format
There is some support for the GC proposal in wabt already behind a flag, but it predates the current design for the proposal (that recently went to phase 2) that...
When running the example in #1761 with tracing on, you get a crash due to an assertion failure like the following ``` $ wabt/out/clang/Debug/wasm-interp out/test/interp/return-call-get-local/return-call-get-local.wasm -t --run-all-exports --enable-tail-call >>> running...
Recently some CI runs on the raptorjit branch seem to be failing because the nfvconfig selftest hangs. The most recent runs don't show this because they are erroring with a...
As @wingo referenced in #1316, the tap app selftest is sometimes failing. The test seems to be flaky on both the `next` and `raptorjit` branches too. On `next`, a failing...
Running the command triggers an error because `apps.intel.intel1g` doesn't exist: ``` $ sudo ./snabb snabbmark intel1g 3 3 No PMU available: single core cpu affinity required program/snabbmark/snabbmark.lua:250: module 'apps.intel.intel1g' not...
Using the `intel10g` driver, it seems to be possible to get a MAC address table overflow error (`core/main.lua:26: MAC address table overflow`) if you ever use more than 128 MAC...