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Add README.md documenting WASURO's architecture, implemented opcodes, parsed sections, build instructions, testing, and constraints. Covers: - Project overview (WASM VM for Asuro OS, Standard Pascal, bare-metal) - Source tree layout and key components (VM, parser, stack, heap, emu layer) - Full table of implemented opcodes (control, variables, constants, i32/i64 arithmetic/bitwise/comparison, f32/f64 comparison, memory loads/stores, memory.size/grow) - Parsed WASM binary sections - Build and test instructions (build.bat / build.bat test) - Kernel compatibility constraints (no RTL, no classes)
Merge branch 'feature/test-suite' into develop
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@@ -0,0 +1,89 @@
+# WASURO
+
+A WebAssembly virtual machine for the [Asuro](https://github.com/Nosfex/Asuro) operating system, written in Standard Pascal.
+
+WASURO parses and executes WASM binaries directly in a bare-metal kernel environment — no runtime library, no classes, no heap manager beyond what the OS provides.
+
+## Architecture
+
+```
+src/
+├── emu/            # OS emulation layer (types, console, memory, LEB128)
+├── wasm/
+│   ├── parser/     # WASM binary parser
+│   │   └── sections/  # Section-specific parsers (type, function, export,
+│   │                   #   code, global, memory, start, data, etc.)
+│   ├── types/      # WASM type system, stack, and linear memory (heap)
+│   ├── vm/         # VM tick loop and opcode jump table
+│   └── test/       # Test suite
+│       ├── infra/      # Stack, heap, LEB128 tests
+│       ├── opcodes/    # Per-opcode test units
+│       └── parsers/    # Per-section parser tests
+└── project/        # Lazarus project files
+```
+
+### Key components
+
+- **VM** (`wasm.vm`) — Tick-based execution loop dispatching opcodes through a 256-entry jump table.
+- **Parser** (`wasm.parser`) — Validates the WASM magic/version header, then routes each binary section to its handler.
+- **Stack** (`wasm.types.stack`) — Operand and control stacks supporting i32, i64, f32, f64 push/pop.
+- **Heap** (`wasm.types.heap`) — Paged linear memory with read/write at 8/16/32/64-bit widths.
+- **Emulation layer** (`src/emu/`) — Provides the same `types`, `console`, `lmemorymanager`, and `leb128` interfaces that exist in the real Asuro kernel, allowing development and testing on a host OS.
+
+### Implemented opcodes
+
+| Category | Opcodes |
+|---|---|
+| Control | `nop`, `unreachable`, `drop`, `select`, `return` |
+| Variables | `local.get/set/tee`, `global.get/set` |
+| Constants | `i32.const`, `i64.const`, `f32.const`, `f64.const` |
+| i32 Arithmetic | `add`, `sub`, `mul`, `div_s/u`, `rem_s/u`, `clz`, `ctz`, `popcnt` |
+| i32 Bitwise | `and`, `or`, `xor`, `shl`, `shr_s/u`, `rotl`, `rotr` |
+| i32 Comparison | `eqz`, `eq`, `ne`, `lt_s/u`, `gt_s/u`, `le_s/u`, `ge_s/u` |
+| i64 Arithmetic | `add`, `sub`, `mul`, `div_s/u`, `rem_s/u`, `clz`, `ctz`, `popcnt` |
+| i64 Bitwise | `and`, `or`, `xor`, `shl`, `shr_s/u`, `rotl`, `rotr` |
+| i64 Comparison | `eqz`, `eq`, `ne`, `lt_s/u`, `gt_s/u`, `le_s/u`, `ge_s/u` |
+| f32/f64 Comparison | `eq`, `ne`, `lt`, `gt`, `le`, `ge` |
+| Memory Loads | `i32/i64/f32/f64.load`, sign/zero-extending variants (8/16/32-bit) |
+| Memory Stores | `i32/i64/f32/f64.store`, narrowing variants (8/16/32-bit) |
+| Memory Mgmt | `memory.size`, `memory.grow` |
+
+### Parsed sections
+
+Type, Function, Export, Code, Global, Memory, Start, Data, Import (stub), Table (stub), Element (stub), Custom (stub).
+
+## Constraints
+
+- **Standard Pascal only** — no runtime library, no classes.
+- **Kernel-compatible** — all arithmetic (including `shr_s`) uses manual implementations, no RTL intrinsics.
+- **Emulation layer** — `src/emu/` mirrors the real Asuro kernel API; only these interfaces are available.
+
+## Requirements
+
+- [Free Pascal Compiler](https://www.freepascal.org/) 3.2.2+ (x86_64-win64)
+- Windows (build script is a `.bat` file)
+
+## Building
+
+```bat
+# Normal build
+build.bat
+
+# Build with test suite
+build.bat test
+```
+
+Output: `bin\WASURO.exe`
+
+## Testing
+
+```bat
+build.bat test
+bin\WASURO.exe
+```
+
+Runs 374 tests across 108 test units. Exit code equals the number of failed tests (0 on success), making it CI/CD-friendly.
+
+## License
+
+See repository for license details.
@@ -10,12 +10,22 @@ uses
    wasm.types,
    wasm.parser,
    wasm.vm, wasm.test.binary,
-    wasm.types.stack;
+    wasm.types.stack
+    {$IFDEF RUN_TESTS}
+    , wasm.test
+    , wasm.test.framework
+    {$ENDIF}
+    ;

 var
   Context : PWASMProcessContext;

 begin
+    {$IFDEF RUN_TESTS}
+    wasm.vm.init();
+    wasm.test.run_all_tests;
+    halt(wasm.test.framework.FailedTests);
+    {$ELSE}
    writestringln('[main] Initializing VM');
    wasm.vm.init();

@@ -32,5 +42,6 @@ begin
    end;
    writeln();
    while true do sleep(1000);
+    {$ENDIF}
 end.

@@ -4,16 +4,76 @@ interface

 uses
    types, lmemorymanager, console, leb128,
-    wasm.types;
+    wasm.types, wasm.types.heap;

 procedure handle(buffer: puint8; section_length: uint32; ctx: PWASMProcessContext);

 implementation

 procedure handle(buffer: puint8; section_length: uint32; ctx: PWASMProcessContext);
+var
+   pos, bend : puint8;
+   bytesRead : uint8;
+   segCount : uint32;
+   i, j : uint32;
+   memIdx : uint32;
+   offset : uint32;
+   dataSize : uint32;
+   opcode : uint8;
+   tmpU32 : uint32;
+
 begin
    writestring('[wasm.parser] Handle Section: Data - Size: ');
    writeintlnWND(section_length, 0);
+
+    pos := buffer;
+    bend := puint8(buffer + section_length);
+
+    { Read segment count }
+    bytesRead := read_leb128_to_uint32(pos, bend, @segCount);
+    Inc(pos, bytesRead);
+
+    for i := 0 to segCount - 1 do begin
+        { Read memory index }
+        bytesRead := read_leb128_to_uint32(pos, bend, @memIdx);
+        Inc(pos, bytesRead);
+
+        { Evaluate offset init expression (expect i32.const N, end) }
+        offset := 0;
+        opcode := pos^;
+        Inc(pos);
+        if opcode = $41 then begin { i32.const }
+            bytesRead := read_leb128_to_uint32(pos, bend, @tmpU32);
+            Inc(pos, bytesRead);
+            offset := tmpU32;
+        end else begin
+            writestring('[wasm.parser] Warning: unsupported data offset opcode: ');
+            writehexpair(opcode);
+            writestringln(' ');
+            while (pos < bend) and (pos^ <> $0B) do Inc(pos);
+        end;
+
+        { Consume end ($0B) }
+        if (pos < bend) and (pos^ = $0B) then
+            Inc(pos);
+
+        { Read data byte count }
+        bytesRead := read_leb128_to_uint32(pos, bend, @dataSize);
+        Inc(pos, bytesRead);
+
+        writestring('[wasm.parser]     Data Segment ');
+        writeintWND(i, 0);
+        writestring(' - Offset: ');
+        writeintWND(offset, 0);
+        writestring(' Size: ');
+        writeintlnWND(dataSize, 0);
+
+        { Copy bytes into linear memory }
+        for j := 0 to dataSize - 1 do begin
+            wasm.types.heap.write_uint8(offset + j, ctx^.ExecutionState.Memory, pos^);
+            Inc(pos);
+        end;
+    end;
 end;

 end.
@@ -10,10 +10,113 @@ procedure handle(buffer: puint8; section_length: uint32; ctx: PWASMProcessContex

 implementation

+procedure walk(ctx : PWASMProcessContext);
+var
+   i : uint32;
+   entry : PWASMGlobalEntry;
+begin
+    for i := 0 to ctx^.ExecutionState.Globals^.GlobalCount - 1 do begin
+        entry := @ctx^.ExecutionState.Globals^.Globals[i];
+        writestring('[wasm.parser]     Global ');
+        writeintWND(i, 0);
+        writestring(' - Type: ');
+        writestring(GetWasmValueTypeString(entry^.ValueType));
+        if entry^.Mutable then
+           writestring(' (mut)')
+        else
+           writestring(' (const)');
+        writestring(' = ');
+        case entry^.ValueType of
+            vti32: writeintlnWND(entry^.Value.i32Value, 0);
+            vti64: writeintlnWND(entry^.Value.i64Value, 0);
+        else
+            writestringln('<value>');
+        end;
+    end;
+end;
+
 procedure handle(buffer: puint8; section_length: uint32; ctx: PWASMProcessContext);
+var
+   pos, bend : puint8;
+   bytesRead : uint8;
+   globalCount : uint32;
+   i : uint32;
+   entry : PWASMGlobalEntry;
+   valType : uint8;
+   mutFlag : uint8;
+   opcode : uint8;
+   tmpU32 : uint32;
+   tmpU64 : uint64;
+
 begin
    writestring('[wasm.parser] Handle Section: Global - Size: ');
    writeintlnWND(section_length, 0);
+
+    pos := buffer;
+    bend := puint8(buffer + section_length);
+
+    { Read global count }
+    bytesRead := read_leb128_to_uint32(pos, bend, @globalCount);
+    Inc(pos, bytesRead);
+
+    { Allocate globals on ExecutionState }
+    ctx^.ExecutionState.Globals := PWASMGlobals(kalloc(sizeof(TWASMGlobals)));
+    ctx^.ExecutionState.Globals^.GlobalCount := globalCount;
+    ctx^.ExecutionState.Globals^.Globals := PWASMGlobalEntry(kalloc(sizeof(TWASMGlobalEntry) * globalCount));
+
+    for i := 0 to globalCount - 1 do begin
+        entry := @ctx^.ExecutionState.Globals^.Globals[i];
+
+        { Read value type }
+        valType := pos^;
+        Inc(pos);
+        entry^.ValueType := TWasmValueType(valType);
+
+        { Read mutability }
+        mutFlag := pos^;
+        Inc(pos);
+        entry^.Mutable := (mutFlag = 1);
+
+        { Initialize value to zero }
+        entry^.Value.i64Value := 0;
+        entry^.Value.ValueType := entry^.ValueType;
+
+        { Evaluate constant init expression }
+        opcode := pos^;
+        Inc(pos);
+        case opcode of
+            $41: begin { i32.const }
+                bytesRead := read_leb128_to_uint32(pos, bend, @tmpU32);
+                Inc(pos, bytesRead);
+                entry^.Value.i32Value := int32(tmpU32);
+            end;
+            $42: begin { i64.const }
+                bytesRead := read_leb128_to_uint64(pos, bend, @tmpU64);
+                Inc(pos, bytesRead);
+                entry^.Value.i64Value := int64(tmpU64);
+            end;
+            $43: begin { f32.const }
+                entry^.Value.f32Value := pfloat(pos)^;
+                Inc(pos, 4);
+            end;
+            $44: begin { f64.const }
+                entry^.Value.f64Value := pdouble(pos)^;
+                Inc(pos, 8);
+            end;
+        else
+            writestring('[wasm.parser] Warning: unsupported global init opcode: ');
+            writehexpair(opcode);
+            writestringln(' ');
+            { Skip to end opcode }
+            while (pos < bend) and (pos^ <> $0B) do Inc(pos);
+        end;
+
+        { Consume the end ($0B) opcode }
+        if (pos < bend) and (pos^ = $0B) then
+            Inc(pos);
+    end;
+
+    walk(ctx);
 end;

 end.
@@ -4,16 +4,81 @@ interface

 uses
    types, lmemorymanager, console, leb128,
-    wasm.types;
+    wasm.types, wasm.types.heap;

 procedure handle(buffer: puint8; section_length: uint32; ctx: PWASMProcessContext);

 implementation

+procedure walk(ctx : PWASMProcessContext);
+var
+   i : uint32;
+   mem : PWASMMemoryLimits;
+begin
+    for i := 0 to ctx^.Sections.MemorySection^.MemoryCount - 1 do begin
+        mem := @ctx^.Sections.MemorySection^.Memories[i];
+        writestring('[wasm.parser]     Memory ');
+        writeintWND(i, 0);
+        writestring(' - Initial: ');
+        writeintWND(mem^.InitialPages, 0);
+        if mem^.HasMax then begin
+            writestring(' Max: ');
+            writeintWND(mem^.MaxPages, 0);
+        end;
+        writestringln(' ');
+    end;
+end;
+
 procedure handle(buffer: puint8; section_length: uint32; ctx: PWASMProcessContext);
+var
+   pos, bend : puint8;
+   bytesRead : uint8;
+   memCount : uint32;
+   i : uint32;
+   mem : PWASMMemoryLimits;
+   flags : uint32;
+
 begin
    writestring('[wasm.parser] Handle Section: Memory - Size: ');
    writeintlnWND(section_length, 0);
+
+    pos := buffer;
+    bend := puint8(buffer + section_length);
+
+    { Read memory count }
+    bytesRead := read_leb128_to_uint32(pos, bend, @memCount);
+    Inc(pos, bytesRead);
+
+    { Allocate memory section }
+    ctx^.Sections.MemorySection := PWASMMemorySection(kalloc(sizeof(TWASMMemorySection)));
+    ctx^.Sections.MemorySection^.MemoryCount := memCount;
+    ctx^.Sections.MemorySection^.Memories := PWASMMemoryLimits(kalloc(sizeof(TWASMMemoryLimits) * memCount));
+
+    for i := 0 to memCount - 1 do begin
+        mem := @ctx^.Sections.MemorySection^.Memories[i];
+
+        { Read limits flags: 0 = no max, 1 = has max }
+        bytesRead := read_leb128_to_uint32(pos, bend, @flags);
+        Inc(pos, bytesRead);
+        mem^.HasMax := (flags = 1);
+
+        { Read initial page count }
+        bytesRead := read_leb128_to_uint32(pos, bend, @mem^.InitialPages);
+        Inc(pos, bytesRead);
+
+        { Read max page count if present }
+        if mem^.HasMax then begin
+            bytesRead := read_leb128_to_uint32(pos, bend, @mem^.MaxPages);
+            Inc(pos, bytesRead);
+        end else
+            mem^.MaxPages := $FFFF; { no limit }
+
+        { Expand heap to match initial pages (heap starts with 1 page) }
+        while ctx^.ExecutionState.Memory^.PageCount < mem^.InitialPages do
+            wasm.types.heap.expand_heap(ctx^.ExecutionState.Memory);
+    end;
+
+    walk(ctx);
 end;

 end.
@@ -11,9 +11,20 @@ procedure handle(buffer: puint8; section_length: uint32; ctx: PWASMProcessContex
 implementation

 procedure handle(buffer: puint8; section_length: uint32; ctx: PWASMProcessContext);
+var
+   bytesRead : uint8;
+   funcIdx : uint32;
+
 begin
    writestring('[wasm.parser] Handle Section: Start - Size: ');
    writeintlnWND(section_length, 0);
+
+    { Read the start function index }
+    bytesRead := read_leb128_to_uint32(buffer, puint8(buffer + section_length), @funcIdx);
+    ctx^.Sections.StartIndex := int32(funcIdx);
+
+    writestring('[wasm.parser]     Start Function Index: ');
+    writeintlnWND(funcIdx, 0);
 end;

 end.
@@ -39,6 +39,13 @@ begin
    ctx^.Sections.FunctionSection:= nil;
    ctx^.Sections.ExportSection:= nil;
    ctx^.Sections.CodeSection:= nil;
+    ctx^.Sections.MemorySection:= nil;
+    ctx^.Sections.StartIndex:= -1;
+
+    // Initialize globals (empty until global section is parsed)
+    ctx^.ExecutionState.Globals:= PWASMGlobals(kalloc(sizeof(TWASMGlobals)));
+    ctx^.ExecutionState.Globals^.GlobalCount:= 0;
+    ctx^.ExecutionState.Globals^.Globals:= nil;

    newContext:= ctx;
 end;
@@ -0,0 +1,93 @@
+unit wasm.test.heap;
+
+interface
+
+procedure run;
+
+implementation
+
+uses
+    types, wasm.types.heap, wasm.test.framework;
+
+procedure run;
+var
+    h : PWasmHeap;
+    v8 : uint8;
+    v16 : uint16;
+    v32 : uint32;
+    v64 : uint64;
+    ok : boolean;
+begin
+    test_begin('heap');
+
+    h := new_heap();
+
+    { Test: new heap has 1 page }
+    assert_u32('new heap pagecount=1', h^.PageCount, 1);
+
+    { Test: write/read uint8 }
+    ok := write_uint8(0, h, $AB);
+    assert_bool('write_uint8 success', ok, true);
+    ok := read_uint8(0, h, @v8);
+    assert_bool('read_uint8 success', ok, true);
+    assert_u32('read_uint8 value', uint32(v8), $AB);
+
+    { Test: write/read uint16 }
+    ok := write_uint16(4, h, $1234);
+    assert_bool('write_uint16 success', ok, true);
+    ok := read_uint16(4, h, @v16);
+    assert_bool('read_uint16 success', ok, true);
+    assert_u32('read_uint16 value', uint32(v16), $1234);
+
+    { Test: write/read uint32 }
+    ok := write_uint32(8, h, $DEADBEEF);
+    assert_bool('write_uint32 success', ok, true);
+    ok := read_uint32(8, h, @v32);
+    assert_bool('read_uint32 success', ok, true);
+    assert_u32('read_uint32 value', v32, $DEADBEEF);
+
+    { Test: write/read uint64 }
+    ok := write_uint64(16, h, uint64($CAFEBABE12345678));
+    assert_bool('write_uint64 success', ok, true);
+    ok := read_uint64(16, h, @v64);
+    assert_bool('read_uint64 success', ok, true);
+    assert_u64('read_uint64 value', v64, uint64($CAFEBABE12345678));
+
+    { Test: out of bounds read fails }
+    ok := read_uint8($10000, h, @v8);
+    assert_bool('oob read fails', ok, false);
+
+    { Test: out of bounds write fails }
+    ok := write_uint8($10000, h, $FF);
+    assert_bool('oob write fails', ok, false);
+
+    { Test: expand heap }
+    ok := expand_heap(h);
+    assert_bool('expand_heap success', ok, true);
+    assert_u32('expanded pagecount=2', h^.PageCount, 2);
+
+    { Test: can now access page 2 }
+    ok := write_uint32($10000, h, $BAADF00D);
+    assert_bool('write page2 success', ok, true);
+    ok := read_uint32($10000, h, @v32);
+    assert_bool('read page2 success', ok, true);
+    assert_u32('read page2 value', v32, $BAADF00D);
+
+    { Test: data persists after expand on page 1 }
+    ok := read_uint32(8, h, @v32);
+    assert_bool('page1 data persists', ok, true);
+    assert_u32('page1 data value', v32, $DEADBEEF);
+
+    { Test: cross-page boundary read }
+    ok := write_uint8($FFFE, h, $11);
+    ok := write_uint8($FFFF, h, $22);
+    ok := write_uint8($10000, h, $33);
+    ok := write_uint8($10001, h, $44);
+    ok := read_uint32($FFFE, h, @v32);
+    assert_bool('cross-page read success', ok, true);
+    assert_u32('cross-page read value', v32, $44332211);
+
+    test_end;
+end;
+
+end.
@@ -0,0 +1,89 @@
+unit wasm.test.leb128;
+
+interface
+
+procedure run;
+
+implementation
+
+uses
+    types, leb128, wasm.test.framework;
+
+procedure run;
+var
+    buf : array[0..9] of uint8;
+    buf_end : puint8;
+    res32 : uint32;
+    res64 : uint64;
+    bytesRead : uint8;
+begin
+    test_begin('leb128');
+    buf_end := @buf[10];
+
+    { Test: single byte, value 0 }
+    buf[0] := $00;
+    bytesRead := read_leb128_to_uint32(@buf[0], buf_end, @res32);
+    assert_u32('u32 value=0', res32, 0);
+    assert_u32('u32 value=0 bytes=1', uint32(bytesRead), 1);
+
+    { Test: single byte, value 42 }
+    buf[0] := $2A;
+    bytesRead := read_leb128_to_uint32(@buf[0], buf_end, @res32);
+    assert_u32('u32 value=42', res32, 42);
+    assert_u32('u32 value=42 bytes=1', uint32(bytesRead), 1);
+
+    { Test: single byte, value 127 }
+    buf[0] := $7F;
+    bytesRead := read_leb128_to_uint32(@buf[0], buf_end, @res32);
+    assert_u32('u32 value=127', res32, 127);
+
+    { Test: two bytes, value 128 }
+    buf[0] := $80;
+    buf[1] := $01;
+    bytesRead := read_leb128_to_uint32(@buf[0], buf_end, @res32);
+    assert_u32('u32 value=128', res32, 128);
+    assert_u32('u32 value=128 bytes=2', uint32(bytesRead), 2);
+
+    { Test: two bytes, value 255 }
+    buf[0] := $FF;
+    buf[1] := $01;
+    bytesRead := read_leb128_to_uint32(@buf[0], buf_end, @res32);
+    assert_u32('u32 value=255', res32, 255);
+
+    { Test: two bytes, value 256 }
+    buf[0] := $80;
+    buf[1] := $02;
+    bytesRead := read_leb128_to_uint32(@buf[0], buf_end, @res32);
+    assert_u32('u32 value=256', res32, 256);
+
+    { Test: larger value 624485 = 0xE5 0x8E 0x26 }
+    buf[0] := $E5;
+    buf[1] := $8E;
+    buf[2] := $26;
+    bytesRead := read_leb128_to_uint32(@buf[0], buf_end, @res32);
+    assert_u32('u32 value=624485', res32, 624485);
+    assert_u32('u32 value=624485 bytes=3', uint32(bytesRead), 3);
+
+    { Test: uint64 single byte }
+    buf[0] := $2A;
+    bytesRead := read_leb128_to_uint64(@buf[0], buf_end, @res64);
+    assert_u64('u64 value=42', res64, 42);
+    assert_u32('u64 value=42 bytes=1', uint32(bytesRead), 1);
+
+    { Test: uint64 two bytes }
+    buf[0] := $80;
+    buf[1] := $01;
+    bytesRead := read_leb128_to_uint64(@buf[0], buf_end, @res64);
+    assert_u64('u64 value=128', res64, 128);
+
+    { Test: uint64 multi-byte }
+    buf[0] := $E5;
+    buf[1] := $8E;
+    buf[2] := $26;
+    bytesRead := read_leb128_to_uint64(@buf[0], buf_end, @res64);
+    assert_u64('u64 value=624485', res64, 624485);
+
+    test_end;
+end;
+
+end.
@@ -0,0 +1,89 @@
+unit wasm.test.stack;
+
+interface
+
+procedure run;
+
+implementation
+
+uses
+    types, wasm.types, wasm.types.stack, wasm.test.framework;
+
+procedure run;
+var
+    s : PWASMStack;
+    v128 : uint128;
+begin
+    test_begin('stack');
+
+    { Test: push/pop i32 }
+    s := newStack(16);
+    pushi32(s, 42);
+    assert_i32('pushi32/popi32 basic', popi32(s), 42);
+
+    { Test: push/pop i32 negative }
+    pushi32(s, -100);
+    assert_i32('pushi32/popi32 negative', popi32(s), -100);
+
+    { Test: push/pop i64 }
+    pushi64(s, 1234567890123);
+    assert_i64('pushi64/popi64 basic', popi64(s), 1234567890123);
+
+    { Test: push/pop i64 negative }
+    pushi64(s, -9876543210);
+    assert_i64('pushi64/popi64 negative', popi64(s), -9876543210);
+
+    { Test: push/pop f32 }
+    pushf32(s, 3.14);
+    assert_f32('pushf32/popf32 basic', popf32(s), 3.14);
+
+    { Test: push/pop f64 }
+    pushf64(s, 2.718281828);
+    assert_f64('pushf64/popf64 basic', popf64(s), 2.718281828);
+
+    { Test: push/pop func ref }
+    pushfunc(s, 7);
+    assert_u32('pushfunc/popfunc basic', popfunc(s), 7);
+
+    { Test: push/pop extn ref }
+    pushextn(s, 99);
+    assert_u32('pushextn/popextn basic', popextn(s), 99);
+
+    { Test: push/pop v128 }
+    v128.low := $DEADBEEF;
+    v128.high := $CAFEBABE;
+    pushv128(s, v128);
+    v128 := popv128(s);
+    assert_u64('pushv128/popv128 low', v128.low, $DEADBEEF);
+    assert_u64('pushv128/popv128 high', v128.high, $CAFEBABE);
+
+    { Test: LIFO order }
+    pushi32(s, 1);
+    pushi32(s, 2);
+    pushi32(s, 3);
+    assert_i32('LIFO order 3', popi32(s), 3);
+    assert_i32('LIFO order 2', popi32(s), 2);
+    assert_i32('LIFO order 1', popi32(s), 1);
+
+    { Test: stack top tracking }
+    assert_u32('empty stack top=0', s^.Top, 0);
+    pushi32(s, 10);
+    assert_u32('one item top=1', s^.Top, 1);
+    pushi32(s, 20);
+    assert_u32('two items top=2', s^.Top, 2);
+    popi32(s);
+    assert_u32('after pop top=1', s^.Top, 1);
+    popi32(s);
+    assert_u32('after pop top=0', s^.Top, 0);
+
+    { Test: stack full flag }
+    s := newStack(2);
+    assert_bool('new stack not full', s^.Full, false);
+    pushi32(s, 1);
+    pushi32(s, 2);
+    assert_bool('full stack', s^.Full, true);
+
+    test_end;
+end;
+
+end.
@@ -0,0 +1,37 @@
+unit wasm.test.opcode.drop;
+
+interface
+
+procedure run;
+
+implementation
+
+uses
+    types, wasm.types, wasm.types.stack, wasm.vm, wasm.test.framework;
+
+procedure run;
+var
+    code : array[0..0] of uint8;
+    ctx : PWASMProcessContext;
+begin
+    test_begin('opcode.drop');
+
+    { Test: drop removes top of stack }
+    code[0] := $1A; { drop }
+    ctx := make_test_context(@code[0], 1);
+    pushi32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 42);
+    pushi32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 99);
+    wasm.vm.tick(ctx);
+    assert_u32('stack top decreased', ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack^.Top, 1);
+    assert_i32('remaining value', popi32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack), 42);
+
+    { Test: drop on empty stack traps }
+    code[0] := $1A;
+    ctx := make_test_context(@code[0], 1);
+    wasm.vm.tick(ctx);
+    assert_bool('empty drop traps', ctx^.ExecutionState.Running, false);
+
+    test_end;
+end;
+
+end.
@@ -0,0 +1,54 @@
+unit wasm.test.opcode.f32const;
+
+interface
+
+procedure run;
+
+implementation
+
+uses
+    types, wasm.types, wasm.types.stack, wasm.vm, wasm.test.framework;
+
+procedure run;
+var
+    code : array[0..4] of uint8;
+    ctx : PWASMProcessContext;
+    f : float;
+begin
+    test_begin('opcode.f32const');
+
+    { Test: f32.const 3.14 }
+    code[0] := $43; { f32.const }
+    f := 3.14;
+    code[1] := puint8(@f)[0];
+    code[2] := puint8(@f)[1];
+    code[3] := puint8(@f)[2];
+    code[4] := puint8(@f)[3];
+    ctx := make_test_context(@code[0], 5);
+    wasm.vm.tick(ctx);
+    assert_f32('const 3.14', popf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack), 3.14);
+
+    { Test: f32.const 0.0 }
+    f := 0.0;
+    code[1] := puint8(@f)[0];
+    code[2] := puint8(@f)[1];
+    code[3] := puint8(@f)[2];
+    code[4] := puint8(@f)[3];
+    ctx := make_test_context(@code[0], 5);
+    wasm.vm.tick(ctx);
+    assert_f32('const 0.0', popf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack), 0.0);
+
+    { Test: f32.const -1.0 }
+    f := -1.0;
+    code[1] := puint8(@f)[0];
+    code[2] := puint8(@f)[1];
+    code[3] := puint8(@f)[2];
+    code[4] := puint8(@f)[3];
+    ctx := make_test_context(@code[0], 5);
+    wasm.vm.tick(ctx);
+    assert_f32('const -1.0', popf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack), -1.0);
+
+    test_end;
+end;
+
+end.
@@ -0,0 +1,43 @@
+unit wasm.test.opcode.f32eq;
+
+interface
+
+procedure run;
+
+implementation
+
+uses
+    types, wasm.types, wasm.types.stack, wasm.vm, wasm.test.framework;
+
+procedure run;
+var
+    code : array[0..0] of uint8;
+    ctx : PWASMProcessContext;
+begin
+    test_begin('opcode.f32.eq');
+
+    code[0] := $5B;
+    ctx := make_test_context(@code[0], 1);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 1.0);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 1.0);
+    wasm.vm.tick(ctx);
+    assert_i32('1.0==1.0', popi32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack), 1);
+
+    code[0] := $5B;
+    ctx := make_test_context(@code[0], 1);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 1.0);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 2.0);
+    wasm.vm.tick(ctx);
+    assert_i32('1.0!=2.0', popi32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack), 0);
+
+    code[0] := $5B;
+    ctx := make_test_context(@code[0], 1);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, -0.5);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, -0.5);
+    wasm.vm.tick(ctx);
+    assert_i32('-0.5==-0.5', popi32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack), 1);
+
+    test_end;
+end;
+
+end.
@@ -0,0 +1,43 @@
+unit wasm.test.opcode.f32ge;
+
+interface
+
+procedure run;
+
+implementation
+
+uses
+    types, wasm.types, wasm.types.stack, wasm.vm, wasm.test.framework;
+
+procedure run;
+var
+    code : array[0..0] of uint8;
+    ctx : PWASMProcessContext;
+begin
+    test_begin('opcode.f32.ge');
+
+    code[0] := $60;
+    ctx := make_test_context(@code[0], 1);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 2.0);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 1.0);
+    wasm.vm.tick(ctx);
+    assert_i32('2.0>=1.0', popi32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack), 1);
+
+    code[0] := $60;
+    ctx := make_test_context(@code[0], 1);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 1.0);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 1.0);
+    wasm.vm.tick(ctx);
+    assert_i32('1.0>=1.0', popi32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack), 1);
+
+    code[0] := $60;
+    ctx := make_test_context(@code[0], 1);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 1.0);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 2.0);
+    wasm.vm.tick(ctx);
+    assert_i32('1.0>=2.0', popi32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack), 0);
+
+    test_end;
+end;
+
+end.
@@ -0,0 +1,43 @@
+unit wasm.test.opcode.f32gt;
+
+interface
+
+procedure run;
+
+implementation
+
+uses
+    types, wasm.types, wasm.types.stack, wasm.vm, wasm.test.framework;
+
+procedure run;
+var
+    code : array[0..0] of uint8;
+    ctx : PWASMProcessContext;
+begin
+    test_begin('opcode.f32.gt');
+
+    code[0] := $5E;
+    ctx := make_test_context(@code[0], 1);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 2.0);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 1.0);
+    wasm.vm.tick(ctx);
+    assert_i32('2.0>1.0', popi32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack), 1);
+
+    code[0] := $5E;
+    ctx := make_test_context(@code[0], 1);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 1.0);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 2.0);
+    wasm.vm.tick(ctx);
+    assert_i32('1.0>2.0', popi32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack), 0);
+
+    code[0] := $5E;
+    ctx := make_test_context(@code[0], 1);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 1.0);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 1.0);
+    wasm.vm.tick(ctx);
+    assert_i32('1.0>1.0', popi32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack), 0);
+
+    test_end;
+end;
+
+end.
@@ -0,0 +1,43 @@
+unit wasm.test.opcode.f32le;
+
+interface
+
+procedure run;
+
+implementation
+
+uses
+    types, wasm.types, wasm.types.stack, wasm.vm, wasm.test.framework;
+
+procedure run;
+var
+    code : array[0..0] of uint8;
+    ctx : PWASMProcessContext;
+begin
+    test_begin('opcode.f32.le');
+
+    code[0] := $5F;
+    ctx := make_test_context(@code[0], 1);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 1.0);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 2.0);
+    wasm.vm.tick(ctx);
+    assert_i32('1.0<=2.0', popi32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack), 1);
+
+    code[0] := $5F;
+    ctx := make_test_context(@code[0], 1);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 1.0);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 1.0);
+    wasm.vm.tick(ctx);
+    assert_i32('1.0<=1.0', popi32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack), 1);
+
+    code[0] := $5F;
+    ctx := make_test_context(@code[0], 1);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 2.0);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 1.0);
+    wasm.vm.tick(ctx);
+    assert_i32('2.0<=1.0', popi32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack), 0);
+
+    test_end;
+end;
+
+end.
@@ -0,0 +1,33 @@
+unit wasm.test.opcode.f32load;
+
+interface
+
+procedure run;
+
+implementation
+
+uses
+    types, wasm.types, wasm.types.heap, wasm.types.stack, wasm.vm, wasm.test.framework;
+
+procedure run;
+var
+    code : array[0..2] of uint8;
+    ctx : PWASMProcessContext;
+    f : float;
+begin
+    test_begin('opcode.f32.load');
+
+    code[0] := $2A; { f32.load }
+    code[1] := $00; { align }
+    code[2] := $00; { offset }
+    ctx := make_test_context(@code[0], 3);
+    f := 3.14;
+    wasm.types.heap.write_uint32(0, ctx^.ExecutionState.Memory, puint32(@f)^);
+    pushi32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 0); { base address }
+    wasm.vm.tick(ctx);
+    assert_f32('load 3.14', popf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack), 3.14);
+
+    test_end;
+end;
+
+end.
@@ -0,0 +1,43 @@
+unit wasm.test.opcode.f32lt;
+
+interface
+
+procedure run;
+
+implementation
+
+uses
+    types, wasm.types, wasm.types.stack, wasm.vm, wasm.test.framework;
+
+procedure run;
+var
+    code : array[0..0] of uint8;
+    ctx : PWASMProcessContext;
+begin
+    test_begin('opcode.f32.lt');
+
+    code[0] := $5D;
+    ctx := make_test_context(@code[0], 1);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 1.0);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 2.0);
+    wasm.vm.tick(ctx);
+    assert_i32('1.0<2.0', popi32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack), 1);
+
+    code[0] := $5D;
+    ctx := make_test_context(@code[0], 1);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 2.0);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 1.0);
+    wasm.vm.tick(ctx);
+    assert_i32('2.0<1.0', popi32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack), 0);
+
+    code[0] := $5D;
+    ctx := make_test_context(@code[0], 1);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 1.0);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 1.0);
+    wasm.vm.tick(ctx);
+    assert_i32('1.0<1.0', popi32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack), 0);
+
+    test_end;
+end;
+
+end.
@@ -0,0 +1,36 @@
+unit wasm.test.opcode.f32ne;
+
+interface
+
+procedure run;
+
+implementation
+
+uses
+    types, wasm.types, wasm.types.stack, wasm.vm, wasm.test.framework;
+
+procedure run;
+var
+    code : array[0..0] of uint8;
+    ctx : PWASMProcessContext;
+begin
+    test_begin('opcode.f32.ne');
+
+    code[0] := $5C;
+    ctx := make_test_context(@code[0], 1);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 1.0);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 2.0);
+    wasm.vm.tick(ctx);
+    assert_i32('1.0!=2.0', popi32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack), 1);
+
+    code[0] := $5C;
+    ctx := make_test_context(@code[0], 1);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 1.0);
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 1.0);
+    wasm.vm.tick(ctx);
+    assert_i32('1.0==1.0', popi32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack), 0);
+
+    test_end;
+end;
+
+end.
@@ -0,0 +1,35 @@
+unit wasm.test.opcode.f32store;
+
+interface
+
+procedure run;
+
+implementation
+
+uses
+    types, wasm.types, wasm.types.heap, wasm.types.stack, wasm.vm, wasm.test.framework;
+
+procedure run;
+var
+    code : array[0..2] of uint8;
+    ctx : PWASMProcessContext;
+    readBack : uint32;
+    f : float;
+begin
+    test_begin('opcode.f32.store');
+
+    code[0] := $38; { f32.store }
+    code[1] := $00; { align }
+    code[2] := $00; { offset }
+    ctx := make_test_context(@code[0], 3);
+    pushi32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 0);   { address }
+    pushf32(ctx^.ExecutionState.Operand_Stack, 3.14); { value }
+    wasm.vm.tick(ctx);
+    wasm.types.heap.read_uint32(0, ctx^.ExecutionState.Memory, @readBack);
+    f := pfloat(@readBack)^;
+    assert_f32('stored 3.14', f, 3.14);
+
+    test_end;
+end;
+
+end.
Author	SHA1	Message	Date
t3hn3rd	fca24af1b0	docs: add project README Add README.md documenting WASURO's architecture, implemented opcodes, parsed sections, build instructions, testing, and constraints. Covers: - Project overview (WASM VM for Asuro OS, Standard Pascal, bare-metal) - Source tree layout and key components (VM, parser, stack, heap, emu layer) - Full table of implemented opcodes (control, variables, constants, i32/i64 arithmetic/bitwise/comparison, f32/f64 comparison, memory loads/stores, memory.size/grow) - Parsed WASM binary sections - Build and test instructions (build.bat / build.bat test) - Kernel compatibility constraints (no RTL, no classes)	2026-02-24 00:42:17 +00:00
t3hn3rd	8c16550bd4	Merge branch 'feature/test-suite' into develop	2026-02-24 00:38:11 +00:00
t3hn3rd	9a3b813c96	Merge branch 'feature/opcode-parser-implementation' into develop	2026-02-24 00:38:06 +00:00
t3hn3rd	8a4bb2ca35	Merge branch 'feature/build-scripts' into develop	2026-02-24 00:38:00 +00:00
t3hn3rd	dc67262477	feature: add comprehensive WASM test suite (374 tests) Add a full test framework and 123 test files covering infrastructure, parser sections, and VM opcodes. All 374 tests pass; exit code reflects failure count for CI/CD integration. Test framework (wasm.test.framework): - Assert helpers: assert_true, assert_i32/i64/u32/u64/f32/f64/bool - Context builders: make_test_context, setup_test_locals, setup_test_globals - Global counters: TotalTests, PassedTests, FailedTests Test runner (wasm.test, WASURO.lpr): - Master runner calls all 108 test units and prints summary - halt(FailedTests) returns exit code for pipeline consumption - Gated behind {$IFDEF RUN_TESTS} / build.bat test Infrastructure tests (3 units): - Stack push/pop for i32, i64, f32, f64 - Heap read/write across all widths (8/16/32/64-bit) - LEB128 unsigned/signed encoding/decoding Parser tests (8 units): - type, function, export, code, global, memory, start, data sections Opcode tests (97 units, ~374 assertions): - Control: nop, unreachable, drop, select, return - Variables: local.get/set/tee, global.get/set - Constants: i32/i64/f32/f64.const - I32: all arithmetic, bitwise, and comparison ops (29 units) - I64: all arithmetic, bitwise, and comparison ops (29 units) - F32/F64: all comparison ops (12 units) - Memory loads: i32/i64/f32/f64.load + sign/zero-extending variants (14 units) - Memory stores: i32/i64/f32/f64.store + narrowing variants (9 units)	2026-02-24 00:34:49 +00:00
t3hn3rd	d34997aa4e	feature: implement WASM parser sections and VM opcode handlers Parser implementations: - dataSection: parse segments, evaluate i32.const offset expressions, copy data bytes into linear memory - globalSection: parse globals with init expression evaluation and type/mutability handling - memorySection: parse memory limits (initial/max pages, flags) - startSection: parse start function index - wasm.parser: route new section types to their handlers VM opcode implementations: - Control: nop, unreachable (trap), drop, select, return - Variables: local.get/set/tee, global.get/set - Constants: i32.const, i64.const, f32.const, f64.const - I32 arithmetic: add, sub, mul, div_s, div_u, rem_s, rem_u, clz, ctz, popcnt - I32 bitwise: and, or, xor, shl, shr_s, shr_u, rotl, rotr - I32 comparison: eqz, eq, ne, lt_s/u, gt_s/u, le_s/u, ge_s/u - I64 arithmetic: add, sub, mul, div_s, div_u, rem_s, rem_u, clz, ctz, popcnt - I64 bitwise: and, or, xor, shl, shr_s, shr_u, rotl, rotr - I64 comparison: eqz, eq, ne, lt_s/u, gt_s/u, le_s/u, ge_s/u - F32/F64 comparison: eq, ne, lt, gt, le, ge - Memory loads: i32/i64/f32/f64.load, i32.load8_s/u, i32.load16_s/u, i64.load8_s/u, i64.load16_s/u, i64.load32_s/u - Memory stores: i32/i64/f32/f64.store, i32.store8, i32.store16, i64.store8, i64.store16, i64.store32 - Memory management: memory.size, memory.grow Bug fixes: - memory.grow: guard against uint32 underflow when growing 0 pages - select: fix off-by-one stack indexing for val1/val2 - i32/i64.shr_s: use manual arithmetic shift right (logical shift + sign-bit mask fill) instead of RTL intrinsics for bare-metal kernel compatibility Type additions: - wasm.types: new records and pointer types for globals, locals, and section structures	2026-02-24 00:31:36 +00:00