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//go:build arm64
package wazevo
import (
"github.com/tetratelabs/wazero/internal/engine/wazevo/backend"
"github.com/tetratelabs/wazero/internal/engine/wazevo/backend/isa/arm64"
)
func newMachine() backend.Machine {
return arm64.NewBackend()
}
// unwindStack is a function to unwind the stack, and appends return addresses to `returnAddresses` slice.
// The implementation must be aligned with the ABI/Calling convention.
func unwindStack(sp, fp, top uintptr, returnAddresses []uintptr) []uintptr {
return arm64.UnwindStack(sp, fp, top, returnAddresses)
}
// goCallStackView is a function to get a view of the stack before a Go call, which
// is the view of the stack allocated in CompileGoFunctionTrampoline.
func goCallStackView(stackPointerBeforeGoCall *uint64) []uint64 {
return arm64.GoCallStackView(stackPointerBeforeGoCall)
}
// adjustClonedStack is a function to adjust the stack after it is grown.
// More precisely, absolute addresses (frame pointers) in the stack must be adjusted.
func adjustClonedStack(oldsp, oldTop, sp, fp, top uintptr) {
// TODO: currently, the frame pointers are not used, and saved old sps are relative to the current stack pointer,
// so no need to adjustment on arm64. However, when we make it absolute, which in my opinion is better perf-wise
// at the expense of slightly costly stack growth, we need to adjust the pushed frame pointers.
}
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