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t3hn3rd b937e60838 feature: implement all float, conversion, table & bulk memory opcodes with IEEE 754 hardening
Complete implementation of remaining WASM MVP and post-MVP opcodes:

Float arithmetic (f32/f64):
- abs, neg (purely bitwise), ceil, floor, trunc, nearest, sqrt
- add, sub, mul, div with indeterminate form handling
  (Inf+(-Inf), Inf-Inf, Inf*0, 0/0, Inf/Inf -> NaN; x/0 -> ±Inf)
- min, max with signed-zero fix (OR for min, AND for max)
- copysign (bitwise sign transfer)

Float comparisons (f64 eq/ne/lt/gt/le/ge):
- Added bitwise NaN detection before comparisons to prevent EInvalidOp on x64 FPC

Conversion opcodes:
- i32.wrap_i64, i64.extend_i32_s/u
- i32/i64.trunc_f32/f64_s/u with NaN + overflow traps
- f32/f64.convert_i32/i64_s/u
- f32.demote_f64, f64.promote_f32
- i32/i64.reinterpret_f32/f64, f32/f64.reinterpret_i32/i64
- i32.extend8_s, i32.extend16_s, i64.extend8_s/16_s/32_s

0xFC prefix dispatch + saturating truncation (FC 00-07):
- i32/i64.trunc_sat_f32/f64_s/u with NaN->0, clamp to min/max

Bulk memory (FC 08-0B):
- memory.init, data.drop, memory.copy (overlap-safe), memory.fill

Table operations (FC 0C-11 + opcodes 0x25/0x26):
- table.get, table.set, table.init, elem.drop
- table.copy (overlap-safe), table.grow, table.size, table.fill

Control flow & infrastructure:
- select t* (typed select, 0x1C) with LEB128 type vector
- block/loop/if blocktype now parsed as LEB128 s33 (multi-byte support)
- Control flow scanner updated for all new opcodes (0xFC sub-opcodes,
  table.get/set, typed select)
- VM init: jump tables heap-allocated via kalloc, FC table initialized

All float ops use bitwise NaN detection to avoid FPC x64 EInvalidOp.
2026-02-24 21:45:10 +00:00
t3hn3rd 255ad4806e Merge branch 'feature/opcode-refactor' into develop 2026-02-24 15:38:48 +00:00
t3hn3rd 93dfff358d refactor: Split monolithic wasm.vm.opcodes.pas into 119 individual opcode units
- Extract each opcode procedure from wasm.vm.opcodes.pas into its own
unit file under src/wasm/vm/opcodes/ following the naming convention
wasm.vm.opcode.<name>.pas. The hub file now only imports the individual
units and contains initializeOpcodeJumpTable with fully qualified
procedure references.
- Add missing test coverage for the else opcode (4 tests), bringing the
total from 425 to 429 with all tests passing.

Files:
- 119 new opcode units under src/wasm/vm/opcodes/
- 1 new test: wasm.test.opcode.elseop.pas
- Modified: wasm.vm.opcodes.pas (hub-only), wasm.test.pas, build.bat
2026-02-24 15:38:36 +00:00
t3hn3rd 3ed5c0a847 Merge branch 'feature/build-clean' into develop 2026-02-24 14:57:43 +00:00
t3hn3rd ff65a0d5f0 refactor: build.bat flexible argument parsing, add run & help commands
- Replaced positional `%1` checks with a loop-based argument parser
  so flags (`test`, `clean`, `run`, `help`) work in any order/combination
- Added `run` flag: executes `bin\WASURO.exe` after a successful build
- Added `help` flag: prints usage info and exits
- Fixed `clean` early-exit to also check `DO_RUN` (not just `TESTFLAGS`),
  so `build.bat clean run` correctly continues to build+run
- Added section comment headers (Build, Run) for consistency
2026-02-24 14:57:30 +00:00
t3hn3rd 76d7d737c0 Merge branch 'feature/missing-opcodes' into develop 2026-02-24 14:47:01 +00:00
t3hn3rd d12ad11746 feature: implement control flow opcodes, extract constants & helpers
## Control Flow Opcodes
- Implemented all 10 remaining stub control flow opcodes:
  block, loop, if, else, end, br, br_if, br_table, call, call_indirect
- Rewrote return opcode to walk control stack and restore call frames
- Fixed tick() hang: now halts when IP >= Limit

## Refactoring
- Extracted WASM_HDR_MAGIC and CTRL_FRAME_* constants to wasm.types.constants.pas
- Extracted push_control_frame, scan_forward, do_branch helpers to wasm.vm.control.pas
- Updated wasm.parser.pas to reference constants via wasm.types.constants

## Tests
- Added 9 new test units (25 tests):
  block, loop, if, end, br, br_if, br_table, call, call_indirect
- Added E2E binary test: 115-byte handcrafted WASM binary exercising
  all control flow opcodes (2 functions, expected result=30)
- All 425/425 tests passing
2026-02-24 14:46:30 +00:00
t3hn3rd 679973c6e9 Merge branch 'feature/type-refactoring' into develop 2026-02-24 13:24:15 +00:00
t3hn3rd 68df3565cb feature: types refactored from one monolithic file to seperation of duties
- wasm.types.context.pas
- wasm.types.enums.pas
- wasm.types.sections.pas
- wasm.types.values.pas
2026-02-24 13:23:46 +00:00
t3hn3rd 862e3254df Merge branch 'hotfix/binary-test-builtins' into develop 2026-02-24 13:05:42 +00:00
449 changed files with 15157 additions and 2171 deletions

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@@ -1,3 +1,4 @@
bin
lib
AGENTS.md
GAP_ANALYSIS.md
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@@ -8,7 +8,34 @@ set LIB=%ROOT%lib
set FPC=C:\Lazarus\fpc\3.2.2\bin\x86_64-win64\fpc.exe
set TESTFLAGS=
set DO_CLEAN=0
set DO_RUN=0
:parse_args
if "%1"=="" goto args_done
if "%1"=="test" set TESTFLAGS=-dRUN_TESTS
if "%1"=="clean" set DO_CLEAN=1
if "%1"=="run" set DO_RUN=1
if "%1"=="help" (
echo Usage: build.bat [options]
echo Options:
echo test - Build with tests enabled
echo clean - Clean build outputs
echo run - Run the built executable after building
echo help - Show this help message
exit /b 0
)
shift
goto parse_args
:args_done
if %DO_CLEAN%==1 (
echo Cleaning build outputs...
if exist "%BIN%" rd /s /q "%BIN%"
if exist "%LIB%" rd /s /q "%LIB%"
echo Clean complete.
if "%TESTFLAGS%"=="" if %DO_RUN%==0 exit /b 0
)
if not exist "%BIN%" mkdir "%BIN%"
if not exist "%LIB%" mkdir "%LIB%"
@@ -17,6 +44,7 @@ REM ── Lint ─────────────────────
powershell -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File "%ROOT%lint.ps1" -SrcRoot "%SRC%"
if %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 exit /b 1
REM ── Build ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
"%FPC%" ^
%TESTFLAGS% ^
-FE"%BIN%" ^
@@ -32,6 +60,7 @@ if %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 exit /b 1
-Fu"%SRC%\wasm\test\infra" ^
-Fu"%SRC%\wasm\types" ^
-Fu"%SRC%\wasm\vm" ^
-Fu"%SRC%\wasm\vm\opcodes" ^
-gw3 ^
-o"%BIN%\WASURO.exe" ^
"%SRC%\project\WASURO.lpr"
@@ -42,3 +71,9 @@ if %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 (
)
echo Build succeeded: %BIN%\WASURO.exe
REM ── Run ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
if %DO_RUN%==1 (
echo Running WASURO...
"%BIN%\WASURO.exe"
)
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@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ uses
types,
wasm.types,
wasm.types.context,
wasm.parser,
wasm.vm, wasm.test.binary.return42,
wasm.types.stack
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ interface
uses
wasm.types.builtin, lmemorymanager, console, leb128,
wasm.types;
wasm.types.enums, wasm.types.values, wasm.types.sections, wasm.types.context;
procedure handle(buffer: TWASMPUInt8; section_length: TWASMUInt32; ctx: PWASMProcessContext);
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ interface
uses
wasm.types.builtin, lmemorymanager, console, leb128,
wasm.types;
wasm.types.context;
procedure handle(buffer: TWASMPUInt8; section_length: TWASMUInt32; ctx: PWASMProcessContext);
@@ -0,0 +1,44 @@
unit wasm.parser.sections.dataCountSection;
interface
uses
wasm.types.builtin, wasm.types.context;
procedure handle(buffer: TWASMPUInt8; section_length: TWASMUInt32; ctx: PWASMProcessContext);
implementation
uses console, leb128, lmemorymanager, wasm.types.sections;
{ DataCount section (ID 12): contains a single u32 count of data segments.
Pre-allocates the DataSegments array so that bulk memory opcodes
can reference segments by index during validation. }
procedure handle(buffer: TWASMPUInt8; section_length: TWASMUInt32; ctx: PWASMProcessContext);
var
pos, bend : TWASMPUInt8;
bytesRead : TWASMUInt8;
dataCount : TWASMUInt32;
begin
writestring('[wasm.parser] Handle Section: DataCount - Size: ');
writeintlnWND(section_length, 0);
pos := buffer;
bend := TWASMPUInt8(buffer + section_length);
bytesRead := read_leb128_to_uint32(pos, bend, @dataCount);
Inc(pos, bytesRead);
writestring('[wasm.parser] Data Count: ');
writeintlnWND(dataCount, 0);
{ Pre-allocate data segment storage with correct count.
The actual segment data will be filled when the Data section is parsed. }
ctx^.ExecutionState.DataSegments^.SegmentCount := dataCount;
if dataCount > 0 then
ctx^.ExecutionState.DataSegments^.Segments := PWASMDataSegment(kalloc(dataCount * sizeof(TWASMDataSegment)))
else
ctx^.ExecutionState.DataSegments^.Segments := nil;
end;
end.
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@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ interface
uses
wasm.types.builtin, lmemorymanager, console, leb128,
wasm.types;
wasm.types.enums, wasm.types.sections, wasm.types.context;
procedure handle(buffer: TWASMPUInt8; section_length: TWASMUInt32; ctx: PWASMProcessContext);
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ interface
uses
wasm.types.builtin, lmemorymanager, console, leb128,
wasm.types;
wasm.types.sections, wasm.types.context;
procedure handle(buffer: TWASMPUInt8; section_length: TWASMUInt32; ctx: PWASMProcessContext);
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ interface
uses
wasm.types.builtin, lmemorymanager, console, leb128,
wasm.types;
wasm.types.enums, wasm.types.sections, wasm.types.context;
procedure handle(buffer: TWASMPUInt8; section_length: TWASMUInt32; ctx: PWASMProcessContext);
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@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ interface
uses
wasm.types.builtin, lmemorymanager, console, leb128,
wasm.types, wasm.types.heap;
wasm.types.sections, wasm.types.context, wasm.types.heap;
procedure handle(buffer: TWASMPUInt8; section_length: TWASMUInt32; ctx: PWASMProcessContext);
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ interface
uses
wasm.types.builtin, lmemorymanager, console, leb128,
wasm.types;
wasm.types.context;
procedure handle(buffer: TWASMPUInt8; section_length: TWASMUInt32; ctx: PWASMProcessContext);
@@ -4,16 +4,85 @@ interface
uses
wasm.types.builtin, lmemorymanager, console, leb128,
wasm.types;
wasm.types.sections, wasm.types.context;
procedure handle(buffer: TWASMPUInt8; section_length: TWASMUInt32; ctx: PWASMProcessContext);
implementation
procedure handle(buffer: TWASMPUInt8; section_length: TWASMUInt32; ctx: PWASMProcessContext);
var
pos: TWASMPUInt8;
buf_end: TWASMPUInt8;
bytesRead: TWASMUInt8;
table_count, i, j, min_size, max_size: TWASMUInt32;
elem_type, limits_flag: TWASMUInt8;
tables: PWASMTables;
begin
writestring('[wasm.parser] Handle Section: Table - Size: ');
writeintlnWND(section_length, 0);
pos := buffer;
buf_end := buffer;
Inc(buf_end, section_length);
bytesRead := read_leb128_to_uint32(pos, buf_end, @table_count);
Inc(pos, bytesRead);
writestring('[wasm.parser] Tables: ');
writeintlnWND(table_count, 0);
tables := ctx^.ExecutionState.Tables;
tables^.TableCount := table_count;
if table_count > 0 then
tables^.Tables := PWASMTableInstance(kalloc(sizeof(TWASMTableInstance) * table_count))
else
tables^.Tables := nil;
for i := 0 to table_count - 1 do begin
elem_type := pos^;
Inc(pos);
limits_flag := pos^;
Inc(pos);
bytesRead := read_leb128_to_uint32(pos, buf_end, @min_size);
Inc(pos, bytesRead);
max_size := 0;
if limits_flag = 1 then begin
bytesRead := read_leb128_to_uint32(pos, buf_end, @max_size);
Inc(pos, bytesRead);
end;
writestring('[wasm.parser] Table ');
writeintWND(i, 0);
writestring(' - ElemType: $');
writeintWND(elem_type, 0);
writestring(' Initial: ');
writeintWND(min_size, 0);
if limits_flag = 1 then begin
writestring(' Max: ');
writeintWND(max_size, 0);
end;
writestringln('');
tables^.Tables[i].ElementType := elem_type;
tables^.Tables[i].Size := min_size;
tables^.Tables[i].HasMax := (limits_flag = 1);
if limits_flag = 1 then
tables^.Tables[i].MaxSize := max_size
else
tables^.Tables[i].MaxSize := 0;
{ Allocate elements and initialize to $FFFFFFFF (uninitialized) }
if min_size > 0 then begin
tables^.Tables[i].Elements := TWASMPUInt32(kalloc(sizeof(TWASMUInt32) * min_size));
for j := 0 to min_size - 1 do
tables^.Tables[i].Elements[j] := $FFFFFFFF;
end else
tables^.Tables[i].Elements := nil;
end;
end;
end.
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ interface
uses
wasm.types.builtin, lmemorymanager, console, leb128,
wasm.types;
wasm.types.enums, wasm.types.values, wasm.types.sections, wasm.types.context;
procedure handle(buffer: TWASMPUInt8; section_length: TWASMUInt32; ctx: PWASMProcessContext);
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@@ -4,8 +4,8 @@ interface
uses
wasm.types.builtin, lmemorymanager, console, leb128,
wasm.types, wasm.types.heap, wasm.types.stack,
wasm.parser.sections;
wasm.types.enums, wasm.types.sections, wasm.types.context, wasm.types.heap, wasm.types.stack,
wasm.parser.sections, wasm.types.constants;
function parse(buffer: TWASMPUInt8; buffer_end: TWASMPUInt8) : PWASMProcessContext;
@@ -36,6 +36,7 @@ begin
// Initialize the sections
ctx^.Sections.TypeSection:= nil;
ctx^.Sections.ImportSection:= nil;
ctx^.Sections.FunctionSection:= nil;
ctx^.Sections.ExportSection:= nil;
ctx^.Sections.CodeSection:= nil;
@@ -47,6 +48,21 @@ begin
ctx^.ExecutionState.Globals^.GlobalCount:= 0;
ctx^.ExecutionState.Globals^.Globals:= nil;
// Initialize tables (empty until table section is parsed)
ctx^.ExecutionState.Tables:= PWASMTables(kalloc(sizeof(TWASMTables)));
ctx^.ExecutionState.Tables^.TableCount:= 0;
ctx^.ExecutionState.Tables^.Tables:= nil;
// Initialize data segments (empty until data section is parsed)
ctx^.ExecutionState.DataSegments:= PWASMDataSegments(kalloc(sizeof(TWASMDataSegments)));
ctx^.ExecutionState.DataSegments^.SegmentCount:= 0;
ctx^.ExecutionState.DataSegments^.Segments:= nil;
// Initialize element segments (empty until element section is parsed)
ctx^.ExecutionState.ElementSegments:= PWASMElementSegments(kalloc(sizeof(TWASMElementSegments)));
ctx^.ExecutionState.ElementSegments^.SegmentCount:= 0;
ctx^.ExecutionState.ElementSegments^.Segments:= nil;
newContext:= ctx;
end;
@@ -66,7 +82,7 @@ begin
writestringln('[wasm.parser] Parsing WASM Binary');
// Check for the WASM Magic
if(TWASMPUInt32(pos)^ = wasm.types.WASM_HDR_MAGIC) then begin
if(TWASMPUInt32(pos)^ = wasm.types.constants.WASM_HDR_MAGIC) then begin
writestringln('[wasm.parser] Binary is valid.');
// Set binary to valid
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@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ interface
uses
wasm.types.builtin,
wasm.types,
wasm.types.enums, wasm.types.context,
wasm.parser.sections.customSection,
wasm.parser.sections.typeSection,
wasm.parser.sections.importSection,
@@ -16,7 +16,8 @@ uses
wasm.parser.sections.startSection,
wasm.parser.sections.elementSection,
wasm.parser.sections.codeSection,
wasm.parser.sections.dataSection;
wasm.parser.sections.dataSection,
wasm.parser.sections.dataCountSection;
procedure handle(sectionId : TWASMUInt8; buffer : TWASMPUInt8; section_length : TWASMUInt32; ctx : PWASMProcessContext);
@@ -50,6 +51,8 @@ begin
ord(sidCode): wasm.parser.sections.codeSection.handle (buffer, section_length, ctx);
// Data Section
ord(sidData): wasm.parser.sections.dataSection.handle (buffer, section_length, ctx);
// DataCount Section
ord(sidDataCount): wasm.parser.sections.dataCountSection.handle (buffer, section_length, ctx);
end;
end;
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@@ -0,0 +1,86 @@
unit wasm.parser.validate;
interface
uses wasm.types.builtin, wasm.types.context;
{ Validates a parsed WASM module for structural consistency.
Returns true if valid, false otherwise.
Sets errorMsg to a description of the first error found. }
function validate_module(ctx : PWASMProcessContext; var errorMsg : TWASMPChar) : TWASMBoolean;
implementation
uses console;
function validate_module(ctx : PWASMProcessContext; var errorMsg : TWASMPChar) : TWASMBoolean;
var i : TWASMUInt32;
begin
validate_module := true;
{ Check 1: Binary must be valid (magic number was correct) }
if not ctx^.ValidBinary then begin
errorMsg := 'Invalid WASM binary: bad magic number';
validate_module := false;
exit;
end;
{ Check 2: Version must be 1 (MVP) }
if ctx^.Version <> 1 then begin
errorMsg := 'Unsupported WASM version (expected 1)';
validate_module := false;
exit;
end;
{ Check 3: If function section exists, code section must exist and counts must match }
if (ctx^.Sections.FunctionSection <> nil) then begin
if (ctx^.Sections.CodeSection = nil) then begin
errorMsg := 'Function section present but code section missing';
validate_module := false;
exit;
end;
if ctx^.Sections.FunctionSection^.FunctionCount <> ctx^.Sections.CodeSection^.CodeCount then begin
errorMsg := 'Function count does not match code count';
validate_module := false;
exit;
end;
end;
{ Check 4: If code section exists, function section must exist }
if (ctx^.Sections.CodeSection <> nil) then begin
if (ctx^.Sections.FunctionSection = nil) then begin
errorMsg := 'Code section present but function section missing';
validate_module := false;
exit;
end;
end;
{ Check 5: Function type indices must be within range of type section }
if (ctx^.Sections.FunctionSection <> nil) and (ctx^.Sections.TypeSection <> nil) then begin
for i := 0 to ctx^.Sections.FunctionSection^.FunctionCount - 1 do begin
if ctx^.Sections.FunctionSection^.Functions[i].Index >= ctx^.Sections.TypeSection^.TypeCount then begin
errorMsg := 'Function type index out of range';
validate_module := false;
exit;
end;
end;
end;
{ Check 6: Start function index must be within range }
if ctx^.Sections.StartIndex >= 0 then begin
if (ctx^.Sections.FunctionSection = nil) then begin
errorMsg := 'Start function specified but no function section';
validate_module := false;
exit;
end;
if TWASMUInt32(ctx^.Sections.StartIndex) >= ctx^.Sections.FunctionSection^.FunctionCount then begin
errorMsg := 'Start function index out of range';
validate_module := false;
exit;
end;
end;
errorMsg := nil;
end;
end.
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ procedure run;
implementation
uses
wasm.types.builtin, console, wasm.types, wasm.types.stack,
wasm.types.builtin, console, wasm.types.context, wasm.types.stack,
wasm.parser, wasm.vm, wasm.test.framework;
const
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