wasmparser
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Simple streamable WebAssembly binary parser.
npm run build
See the examples/ folder.
npm test
Place a .wasm and an associated .wasm.out file in the test directory.
The testing harness will compare the parsing output of the .wasm file against the .wasm.out file.
You can use the npm test update command to automatically create a .out files. This is useful if you have made a change that affects the tests.
3.0.0 (2020-06-24)
WasmDisassembler#maxLines
feature that was introduced earlier.The WasmDisassembler#maxLines feature doesn't interact well
with the chunked disassembly machinery, in particular the
logic in getResult() to avoid breaking def-use chains for
labels didn't play well with the maxLines feature at all
(it would remove ;; -- text is truncated due to size --
marker when the line limit was reached).
Since there's already support for chunked disassembly built into wasmparser by design, that should be used instead.
FAQs
Binary WebAssembly file parser.
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