alexcrichton opened issue #2983:
The
Caller::get_export
API, which we recommend callees use to get access to memories and functions, internally allocates memory on the memory/function vectors within a store. This memory, however, cannot be deallocated until after theStore
is itself deallocated. This means that each timeget_export
is called, which is typically handled by wasm itself, memory usage keeps growing.We should instead have some sort of map where the same export, when fetched, always returns the same index within the
Store
.
alexcrichton labeled issue #2983:
The
Caller::get_export
API, which we recommend callees use to get access to memories and functions, internally allocates memory on the memory/function vectors within a store. This memory, however, cannot be deallocated until after theStore
is itself deallocated. This means that each timeget_export
is called, which is typically handled by wasm itself, memory usage keeps growing.We should instead have some sort of map where the same export, when fetched, always returns the same index within the
Store
.
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alexcrichton closed issue #2983:
The
Caller::get_export
API, which we recommend callees use to get access to memories and functions, internally allocates memory on the memory/function vectors within a store. This memory, however, cannot be deallocated until after theStore
is itself deallocated. This means that each timeget_export
is called, which is typically handled by wasm itself, memory usage keeps growing.We should instead have some sort of map where the same export, when fetched, always returns the same index within the
Store
.
Last updated: Dec 23 2024 at 13:07 UTC