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Wasm3
Wasm3 is the fastest WebAssembly interpreter, and the most universal runtime.
It's packaged into a WebAssembly
package, so you can finally run WebAssembly
on WebAssembly
😆
Running on WebAssembly.sh
Open WebAssembly.sh
First you need to fetch a wasm file you'd like to run:
$ curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wasm3/wasm3/main/test/lang/fib32.wasm -o /tmp/fib32.wasm
$ ls -l /tmp/fib32.wasm
---------- 1 somebody somegroup 62 1970-01-19 05:45 /tmp/fib32.wasm
Now we can run wasm3
in interactive mode:
$ wasm3 --repl /tmp/fib32.wasm
wasm3> fib 20
Result: 6765
wasm3> fib 30
Result: 832040
wasm3> ^C
$
Or run a specific function directly:
$ wasm3 --func fib /tmp/fib32.wasm 30
Result: 832040
wasm3
also supports WASI
, so you can run:
$ curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wasm3/wasm3/main/test/wasi/simple/test.wasm -o /tmp/test.wasm
$ wasm3 /tmp/test.wasm
or even... run wasm3 inside wasm3:
$ curl https://registry-cdn.wapm.io/contents/vshymanskyy/wasm3/0.5.0/build/wasm3-wasi.wasm -o /tmp/wasm3.wasm
$ wasm3 --stack-size 100000 /tmp/wasm3.wasm /tmp/test.wasm
Tracing
You can also get structured traces of arbitrary WASM file execution (and this requires no specific support from the runtime):
$ wasm3-strace --repl /tmp/fib32.wasm
wasm3> fib 3
fib (i32: 3) {
fib (i32: 1) {
} = 1
fib (i32: 2) {
fib (i32: 0) {
} = 0
fib (i32: 1) {
} = 1
} = 1
} = 2
Result: 2
WASI apps tracing is also supported:
$ wasm3-strace /tmp/test.wasm trap
_start () {
__wasm_call_ctors () {
__wasilibc_populate_preopens () {
wasi_snapshot_preview1!fd_prestat_get(3, 65528) { <native> } = 0
malloc (i32: 2) {
dlmalloc (i32: 2) {
sbrk (i32: 0) {
} = 131072
} = 70016
} = 70016
...
strcmp (i32: 70127, i32: 32) {
} = 0
test_trap () {
a () {
b () {
c () {
} !trap = [trap] unreachable executed
...
==== wasm backtrace:
0: 0x000c59 - .unnamed!c
1: 0x000c5e - .unnamed!b
2: 0x000c68 - .unnamed!a
3: 0x000c72 - .unnamed!test_trap
4: 0x000d2c - .unnamed!main
5: 0x0037c9 - .unnamed!__main_void
6: 0x000edb - .unnamed!__original_main
7: 0x0002f3 - .unnamed!_start
Error: [trap] unreachable executed