# Functions
Compile rewrites WebAssembly bytecode from its disassembly.
# Constants
AFlushStackLength is a symbolic instruction representing that the WASM stack length should be flushed from registers to main memory, if it is dirty.
ALoadGlobalsSliceHeader is a symbolic instruction representing that the slice header for wasm globals should be loaded into R15.
ALoadLocalsFirstElem is a symbolic instruction representing that the first wasm should be loaded into R15.
APopWasmStack is a symbolic instruction representing the movement of the top of the WASM stack, to a value in an x86-64 register.
APushWasmStack is a symbolic instruction representing the movement of a value in an x86-64 register, to the top of the WASM stack.
Valid completion statuses.
Valid completion statuses.
Valid completion statuses.
Valid completion statuses.
Valid completion statuses.
# Variables
OpDiscard discards a given number of elements from the execution stack.
OpDiscardPreserveTop discards a given number of elements from the execution stack, while preserving the value on the top of the stack.
OpJmp unconditionally jumps to the provided address.
OpJmpNz jumps to the given address if the value at the top of the stack is not zero.
OpJmpZ jumps to the given address if the value at the top of the stack is zero.
# Structs
AMD64Backend is the native compiler backend for x86-64 architectures.
BranchTable is the structure pointed to by a rewritten br_table instruction.
BytecodeMetadata encapsulates metadata about a bytecode stream.
CompilationCandidate describes a range of bytecode that can be translated to native code.
InstructionMetadata describes a bytecode instruction.
Metrics describes the heuristics of an instruction sequence.
MMapAllocator copies instructions into executable memory.
Target is the "target" of a br_table instruction.
# Interfaces
NativeCodeUnit represents compiled native code.
# Type aliases
CompletionStatus describes the final status of a native execution.
JITExitSignal is the value returned from the execution of a native section.