pub struct ImportObjectBuilder { /* private fields */ }
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Creates a normal or wasi import object.

Example

This example shows how to create a normal import object that contains a host function, a global variable, a memory and a table. The import object is named “extern”.

// If the version of rust used is less than v1.63, please uncomment the follow attribute.
// #![feature(explicit_generic_args_with_impl_trait)]

use wasmedge_sdk::{
    types::Val,
    Global, ImportObjectBuilder, Memory, Table,
    error::HostFuncError, WasmValue, GlobalType,
    MemoryType, Mutability, RefType, TableType,
    ValType, Caller, host_function,
};

fn main() -> Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error>> {
    // a native function to be imported as host function
    #[host_function]
    fn real_add(_: Caller, inputs: Vec<WasmValue>) -> std::result::Result<Vec<WasmValue>, HostFuncError> {
        if inputs.len() != 2 {
            return Err(HostFuncError::User(1));
        }

        let a = if inputs[0].ty() == ValType::I32 {
            inputs[0].to_i32()
        } else {
            return Err(HostFuncError::User(2));
        };

        let b = if inputs[1].ty() == ValType::I32 {
            inputs[1].to_i32()
        } else {
            return Err(HostFuncError::User(3));
        };

        let c = a + b;

        Ok(vec![WasmValue::from_i32(c)])
    }

    // create a Const global instance to be imported
    let global_const = Global::new(
        GlobalType::new(ValType::F32, Mutability::Const),
        Val::F32(3.5),
    )?;

    // create a memory instance to be imported
    let memory = Memory::new(MemoryType::new(10, Some(20), false)?)?;

    // create a table instance to be imported
    let table = Table::new(TableType::new(RefType::FuncRef, 10, Some(20)))?;

    // create an import object
    let module_name = "extern";
    let _import = ImportObjectBuilder::new()
        // add a function
        .with_func::<(i32, i32), i32>("add", real_add)?
        // add a global
        .with_global("global", global_const)?
        // add a memory
        .with_memory("memory", memory)?
        // add a table
        .with_table("table", table)?
        .build(module_name)?;

    Ok(())
}

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Implementations§

Creates a new ImportObjectBuilder.

Adds a host function to the ImportObject to create.

N.B. that this function can be used in thread-safe scenarios.

Arguments
  • name - The exported name of the host function to add.

  • real_func - The native function.

error

If fail to create or add the host function, then an error is returned.

Adds a host function to the ImportObject to create.

N.B. that this function can be used in thread-safe scenarios.

Arguments
  • name - The exported name of the host function to add.

  • ty - The function type.

  • real_func - The native function.

error

If fail to create or add the host function, then an error is returned.

Adds an async host function to the ImportObject to create.

N.B. that this function can be used in thread-safe scenarios.

Arguments
  • name - The exported name of the host function to add.

  • real_func - The native function.

error

If fail to create or add the host function, then an error is returned.

Adds a global to the ImportObject to create.

Arguments
Error

If fail to create or add the global, then an error is returned.

Adds a memory to the ImportObject to create.

Arguments
Error

If fail to create or add the memory, then an error is returned.

Adds a table to the ImportObject to create.

Arguments
Error

If fail to create or add the table, then an error is returned.

Creates a new ImportObject.

Argument
Error

If fail to create the ImportObject, then an error is returned.

Trait Implementations§

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Returns the argument unchanged.

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That is, this conversion is whatever the implementation of From<T> for U chooses to do.

The type returned in the event of a conversion error.
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