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Nice! Its great to see and end-to-end example like this. I will use this on the emscripten side to make sure we keep our API in sync. |
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I'm merging this PR as there's no objection; feel free to open an issue if you have any comments regarding the test. |
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This is one of the tests I'm using for testing WAMR implementation; I thought it might be beneficial to others to push the test here as it's
almostlibc agnostic (used libc here only forassertandint64_t).I've implemented that in C as I don't think pure WAT implementation brings a lot more value here (although if that's what's preferred, I don't mind changing that). If that's merged, I'll also integrate the repository with wasi-testsuite so the test (and any other tests added to the repo) can be executed with other wasi tests.
The test here is rather simple but does a few checks; I'm open for suggestions so we can either extend this test or add few more tests to cover more functionality.