vscode-ext-run-wasm

Usage

Experimental - VSCode extension to run .wasm on Web Shell

• Open the terminal with Web Shell(Execute the Terminal: Create New Web Shell command from the command palette)
• $ rw /path/to/file.wasm

MemoryDescriptor

You can specify the memory descriptor via --memory-* flags.

An example of executing a .wasm file built using wasm32-wasi-preview1-threads target.

rw --memory-initial=20 --memory-maximum=160 -- /path/to/file.wasm

If you want to disable shared memory, you can use --memory-shared=false flag.

rw --memory-initial=20 --memory-shared=false -- /path/to/file.wasm

Print Elapsed time

You can measure the elapsed time of the running .wasm file with the --print-elapsed-time flag. (It measures the time before and after calling process.run())

rw --print-elapsed-time -- /path/to/file.wasm

Print Imports and Exports

You can print the imports and exports of the .wasm file with the --print-imports-exports flags.

rw --print-imports-exports -- /path/to/file.wasm