var wasm = require('wasm-jit');

var compiler = wasm.Compiler.create();

var module = 'your-module-name';
var src = 'void main() {}\n' +
          'export main';
var info = compiler.compile(module, src);

if (!info.main)
  throw new Error('No `main` function was exported');

var ctx = wasm.std.createContext();
info.main(ctx);

The project is at its very early phase, and please use it with care. The main npm dependencies are:

• wasm-ast - parsing source string into AST form, which is similar to Mozilla's AST in many ways
• wasm-cfg - taking the source and transforming it into Control Flow Graph
• json-pipeline - basement for CFG graph, and for generic sea-of-nodes graph
• ssa.js, dominance-frontier - building SSA form out of non-SSA CFG
• json-pipeline-reducer - performing reductions on sea-of-nodes graph
• gvn - Global Value Numbering algorithm, for removing common sub-expressions
• json-pipeline-scheduler - scheduling sea-of-nodes back to CFG
• jit.js - generating machine code out of CFG

• lib/*.js - has very generic, API related files and entities like:
  • compiler.js - a Compiler instance and APIs
  • pipeline.js - responsible for transforming CFG to the machine code, invokes all reductions and optimizations
  • ref-table.js - RefTable instance, holds references to modules' functions (both exported and internal), also holds namespace hashmap, used for looking up imported functions
  • std - standard library module, and context creation API
• lib/<platform-name>/**/*.js - platform-specific implementation (or base for all platform implementations):
  • codegen/ - instance, responsible for generating machine code out of the CFG, invoked by lib/pipeline.js
  • codegen/builder.js - convenience methods for defining opcodes on the Codegen (see builder.opcode() throughout the code base)
  • reductions/ - holds optimizing and instruction selecting reductions, invoked by lib/pipeline.js. May have different reduction phases, which will be invoked in specific order by lib/pipeline.js
  • gvn/ - Global Value Numbering relations, i.e. the criteria for determining that two expressions are equivalent, and could be replaced by a single one

Each reduction and GVN relation have their own tests. Platform tests live in test/<platform-name>. General tests in test/*-test.js.

This software is licensed under the MIT License.

Copyright Fedor Indutny, 2015.

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