Bump io.github.charlietap.chasm:chasm from 1.4.8 to 1.6.1

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Bumps io.github.charlietap.chasm:chasm from 1.4.8 to 1.6.1.

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1.6.1

Whats Changed

Gradle plugin 2.2.0

Chasm 1.6.1 ships alongside version 2.2.0-1.6.1 of the Gradle plugin:

plugins {
    id("io.github.charlietap.chasm.gradle") version "2.2.0-1.6.1"
}

A better embedding api for memory writes

Historically the writeBytes function took this form:

fun writeBytes(
    store: Store,
    memory: Memory,
    pointer: Int,
    bytes: ByteArray,
): ChasmResult<Unit, ChasmError.ExecutionError> =

This has drawbacks as callers may want to use the same buffer for writes of different sizes. To address this we've introduced a new api which largely has the same ergonomics but with the option to specify a buffer pointer and the amount of bytesToWrite.

fun writeBytes(
    store: Store,
    memory: Memory,
    pointer: Int,
    buffer: ByteArray,
    bufferPointer: Int = 0,
    bytesToWrite: Int = buffer.size - bufferPointer,
): ChasmResult<Unit, ChasmError.ExecutionError> =

We will likely remove the original function in next major version of Chasm

Type-safe memory properties

The Gradle plugin can now expose exported WebAssembly memories directly on generated module interfaces:

codegenConfig = CodegenConfig(
    generateTypesafeMemoryProperties = true,
)

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Commits

• bb24438 release: prepare version 1.6.1
• cac065a plugin: configure suspending factories per module
• 680e303 plugin: verify codegen with golden files
• f45a1bb plugin: share generated function input buffers
• 971efb4 plugin: generate type-safe memory properties
• d0abe98 vm: introduce suspending factories aliases
• db97d8b corpus: move read out of timing and regen baseline
• 04d868d release: prepare version 1.6.0
• 21aafae gradle: disable parallel IDE sync
• f6b59b5 build: update project dependencies
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Superseded by #166.