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udf: move Wasmtime runtime implementation to Rust Instead of binding to the Wasmtime C API library, the support is now moved entirely to Rust, with only the minimal set of C-compatible functions exported to be callable from libSQL main code. The new code produces a libwblibsql.so dynamic library which contains the implementation of all functions required by our ext/udf/wasm_bindings.h header. The stripped library weighs 6.4MiB, which is quite heavy, but already much better than Wasmtime's default C API library, which weighted ~17MiB.
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[package]
rust: rename wasmtime bindings crate to libsql-wasmtime-bindings ... so that it can be published on crates.
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name = "libsql-wasmtime-bindings"
wasmtime-bindings: update to wasmtime 9.0
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version = "0.2.2"
udf: move Wasmtime runtime implementation to Rust Instead of binding to the Wasmtime C API library, the support is now moved entirely to Rust, with only the minimal set of C-compatible functions exported to be callable from libSQL main code. The new code produces a libwblibsql.so dynamic library which contains the implementation of all functions required by our ext/udf/wasm_bindings.h header. The stripped library weighs 6.4MiB, which is quite heavy, but already much better than Wasmtime's default C API library, which weighted ~17MiB.
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edition = "2021"
Cargo: fill in missing fields
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license = "Apache-2.0"
description = "Wasmtime bindings for libSQL user-defined functions"
keywords = ["libSQL", "Wasmtime", "Wasm", "WebAssembly", "SQLite"]
udf: move Wasmtime runtime implementation to Rust Instead of binding to the Wasmtime C API library, the support is now moved entirely to Rust, with only the minimal set of C-compatible functions exported to be callable from libSQL main code. The new code produces a libwblibsql.so dynamic library which contains the implementation of all functions required by our ext/udf/wasm_bindings.h header. The stripped library weighs 6.4MiB, which is quite heavy, but already much better than Wasmtime's default C API library, which weighted ~17MiB.
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# See more keys and their definitions at https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/manifest.html
[dependencies]
wasmtime-bindings: update to wasmtime 9.0
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wasmtime = "9.0"
wasmtime-wasi = "9.0"
udf: move Wasmtime runtime implementation to Rust Instead of binding to the Wasmtime C API library, the support is now moved entirely to Rust, with only the minimal set of C-compatible functions exported to be callable from libSQL main code. The new code produces a libwblibsql.so dynamic library which contains the implementation of all functions required by our ext/udf/wasm_bindings.h header. The stripped library weighs 6.4MiB, which is quite heavy, but already much better than Wasmtime's default C API library, which weighted ~17MiB.
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[lib]
Build liblibsql.{so,a} and install wasm bindings
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name = "libsql_wasm"
Cargo: rlib -> lib
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crate-type = ["lib", "cdylib", "staticlib"]
udf: move Wasmtime runtime implementation to Rust Instead of binding to the Wasmtime C API library, the support is now moved entirely to Rust, with only the minimal set of C-compatible functions exported to be callable from libSQL main code. The new code produces a libwblibsql.so dynamic library which contains the implementation of all functions required by our ext/udf/wasm_bindings.h header. The stripped library weighs 6.4MiB, which is quite heavy, but already much better than Wasmtime's default C API library, which weighted ~17MiB.
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doc = false
test = false
doctest = false
[profile.release]
opt-level = "s"
strip = true
debug = false
panic = "abort"
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