package wax-lib
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Libraries for Wax, a Rust-like syntax for WebAssembly
Install
dune-project
Dependency
Authors
Maintainers
Sources
wax-0.1.0.tbz
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doc/wax-lib.wasm/Wax_wasm/Folding/index.html
Module Wax_wasm.FoldingSource
Folded/Unfolded instruction conversion.
Source
val fold :
Wax_utils.Diagnostic.context ->
Ast.location Ast.Text.module_ ->
Ast.location Ast.Text.module_fold d modul converts unfolded instructions (like i32.add) into folded S-expressions (like (i32.add ...)) where possible in the module. Folding is arity-driven and resolves names per conditional branch, so it needs the located AST (to model branch conditions). Because it runs on input that is not validated first (an unvalidated wat->wat conversion or a trusted wasm->wat binary), an unbound index — or one that resolves to the wrong kind of definition — is reported to d rather than raising.
unfold modul flattens folded S-expressions into linear instruction sequences in the module.
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