A minimal implementation of v1 WASM spec compatible virtual machine purely written in go. The vm can be embedded in your go program without any dependency like cgo, and enables Gophers to write wasm host environments easily.
The vm should be used only for providing sandbox environments embedded in your Go program since we have not implemented validation of wasm binary.
The implementation is quite straightforward and I hope this code would be a good starting point for novices to learn WASM spec.
Full examples can be found at: https://github.com/mathetake/gasm/tree/master/examples
func Test_fibonacci(t *testing.T) {
buf, _ := ioutil.ReadFile("wasm/fibonacci.wasm")
mod, _ := wasm.DecodeModule(bytes.NewBuffer(buf))
vm, _ := wasm.NewVM(mod, wasi.New().Modules())
for _, c := range []struct {
in, exp int32
}{
{in: 20, exp: 6765},
{in: 10, exp: 55},
{in: 5, exp: 5},
} {
ret, _, _ := vm.ExecExportedFunction("fib", uint64(c.in))
require.Equal(t, c.exp, int32(ret[0]))
}
}func Test_hostFunc(t *testing.T) {
buf, _ := ioutil.ReadFile("wasm/host_func.wasm")
mod, _ := wasm.DecodeModule(bytes.NewBuffer(buf))
var cnt uint64 // to be incremented as hostFunc is called
// host functions must be defined in the form of `Virtual Machine closure` generators
// in order to access the VM state to get things done
hostFunc := func(*wasm.VirtualMachine) reflect.Value {
return reflect.ValueOf(func() {
cnt++
})
}
builder := hostfunc.NewModuleBuilderWith(wasi.New().Modules())
builder.MustSetFunction("env", "host_func", hostFunc)
vm, _ := wasm.NewVM(mod, builder.Done())
for _, exp := range []uint64{5, 10, 15} {
vm.ExecExportedFunction("call_host_func", exp)
require.Equal(t, exp, cnt)
cnt = 0
}
}WebAssembly System Interface (WASI) is partly supported in wasi package.
Currently these methods are implemented:
fd_writefd_prestat_getfd_prestat_dir_namepath_openfd_readfd_close
By default, WASI uses the host process's Stdin, Stdout and Stderr and doesn't preopen any directories, but that can be changed with functional options.
vm, err := wasm.NewVM(mod, wasi.New(
wasi.Stdin(myReader),
wasi.Stdout(myWriter),
wasi.Stderr(myErrWriter),
wasi.Preopen(".", wasi.DirFS(".")),
).Modules())
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
if err := vm.ExecExportedFunction("_start"); err != nil {
panic(err)
}If you want to provide an in-memory file system to the wasm binary, you can
do so with wasi.MemFS().