Struct WasmExecutor
pub struct WasmExecutor<H = (HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions)> { /* private fields */ }
Expand description
An abstraction over Wasm code executor. Supports selecting execution backend and manages runtime cache.
Implementations§
§impl<H> WasmExecutor<H>
impl<H> WasmExecutor<H>
pub fn new(
method: WasmExecutionMethod,
default_heap_pages: Option<u64>,
max_runtime_instances: usize,
cache_path: Option<PathBuf>,
runtime_cache_size: u8,
) -> WasmExecutor<H>
👎Deprecated: use Self::builder
method instead of it
pub fn new( method: WasmExecutionMethod, default_heap_pages: Option<u64>, max_runtime_instances: usize, cache_path: Option<PathBuf>, runtime_cache_size: u8, ) -> WasmExecutor<H>
Self::builder
method instead of itCreate new instance.
§Parameters
method
- Method used to execute Wasm code.
default_heap_pages
- Number of 64KB pages to allocate for Wasm execution. Internally this
will be mapped as [HeapAllocStrategy::Static
] where default_heap_pages
represent the
static number of heap pages to allocate. Defaults to DEFAULT_HEAP_ALLOC_STRATEGY
if None
is provided.
max_runtime_instances
- The number of runtime instances to keep in memory ready for reuse.
cache_path
- A path to a directory where the executor can place its files for purposes of
caching. This may be important in cases when there are many different modules with the
compiled execution method is used.
runtime_cache_size
- The capacity of runtime cache.
pub fn builder() -> WasmExecutorBuilder<H>
pub fn builder() -> WasmExecutorBuilder<H>
Instantiate a builder for creating an instance of Self
.
pub fn allow_missing_host_functions(
&mut self,
allow_missing_host_functions: bool,
)
👎Deprecated: use Self::builder
method instead of it
pub fn allow_missing_host_functions( &mut self, allow_missing_host_functions: bool, )
Self::builder
method instead of itIgnore missing function imports if set true.
§impl<H> WasmExecutor<H>where
H: HostFunctions,
impl<H> WasmExecutor<H>where
H: HostFunctions,
pub fn with_instance<R, F>(
&self,
runtime_code: &RuntimeCode<'_>,
ext: &mut dyn Externalities,
heap_alloc_strategy: HeapAllocStrategy,
f: F,
) -> Result<R, Error>where
F: FnOnce(AssertUnwindSafe<&dyn WasmModule>, AssertUnwindSafe<&mut dyn WasmInstance>, Option<&RuntimeVersion>, AssertUnwindSafe<&mut dyn Externalities>) -> Result<Result<R, Error>, Error>,
pub fn with_instance<R, F>(
&self,
runtime_code: &RuntimeCode<'_>,
ext: &mut dyn Externalities,
heap_alloc_strategy: HeapAllocStrategy,
f: F,
) -> Result<R, Error>where
F: FnOnce(AssertUnwindSafe<&dyn WasmModule>, AssertUnwindSafe<&mut dyn WasmInstance>, Option<&RuntimeVersion>, AssertUnwindSafe<&mut dyn Externalities>) -> Result<Result<R, Error>, Error>,
Execute the given closure f
with the latest runtime (based on runtime_code
).
The closure f
is expected to return Err(_)
when there happened a panic!
in native code
while executing the runtime in Wasm. If a panic!
occurred, the runtime is invalidated to
prevent any poisoned state. Native runtime execution does not need to report back
any panic!
.
§Safety
runtime
and ext
are given as AssertUnwindSafe
to the closure. As described above, the
runtime is invalidated on any panic!
to prevent a poisoned state. ext
is already
implicitly handled as unwind safe, as we store it in a global variable while executing the
native runtime.
Trait Implementations§
§impl<H> Clone for WasmExecutor<H>
impl<H> Clone for WasmExecutor<H>
§fn clone(&self) -> WasmExecutor<H>
fn clone(&self) -> WasmExecutor<H>
1.0.0 · Source§fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
source
. Read more§impl<H> CodeExecutor for WasmExecutor<H>where
H: HostFunctions,
impl<H> CodeExecutor for WasmExecutor<H>where
H: HostFunctions,
§impl Default for WasmExecutor
impl Default for WasmExecutor
§fn default() -> WasmExecutor
fn default() -> WasmExecutor
§impl<H> ReadRuntimeVersion for WasmExecutor<H>where
H: HostFunctions,
impl<H> ReadRuntimeVersion for WasmExecutor<H>where
H: HostFunctions,
§impl<H> RuntimeVersionOf for WasmExecutor<H>where
H: HostFunctions,
impl<H> RuntimeVersionOf for WasmExecutor<H>where
H: HostFunctions,
§fn runtime_version(
&self,
ext: &mut dyn Externalities,
runtime_code: &RuntimeCode<'_>,
) -> Result<RuntimeVersion, Error>
fn runtime_version( &self, ext: &mut dyn Externalities, runtime_code: &RuntimeCode<'_>, ) -> Result<RuntimeVersion, Error>
RuntimeVersion
] of the given runtime_code
.Auto Trait Implementations§
impl<H> Freeze for WasmExecutor<H>
impl<H = (HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions)> !RefUnwindSafe for WasmExecutor<H>
impl<H> Send for WasmExecutor<H>where
H: Send,
impl<H> Sync for WasmExecutor<H>where
H: Sync,
impl<H> Unpin for WasmExecutor<H>where
H: Unpin,
impl<H = (HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions, HostFunctions)> !UnwindSafe for WasmExecutor<H>
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