Struct Module 

pub struct Module<G, const MAX_PAGES: usize, const TABLE_SIZE: usize> {
    pub memory: IsolatedMemory<MAX_PAGES>,
    pub globals: G,
    pub table: Table<TABLE_SIZE>,
}

A module that defines its own memory (§4.1).

• G: transpiler-generated globals struct (one typed field per Wasm global)
• MAX_PAGES: maximum linear memory size (Wasm pages, 64 KiB each)
• TABLE_SIZE: maximum indirect call table entries

The transpiler generates an impl block on this struct with the module’s exported and internal functions.

Fields

memory: IsolatedMemory<MAX_PAGES>

Owned linear memory — isolated by the Rust type system.

globals: G

Module-level global variables.

table: Table<TABLE_SIZE>

Indirect call table for call_indirect.

Implementations

impl<G, const MAX_PAGES: usize, const TABLE_SIZE: usize> Module<G, MAX_PAGES, TABLE_SIZE>

pub fn try_new( initial_pages: usize, globals: G, table: Table<TABLE_SIZE>, ) -> Result<Self, ConstructionError>

Create a new module with the given initial memory size, globals, and table.

The transpiler generates a wrapper that calls this with the correct initial values derived from the Wasm binary (data segments, element segments, global initializers).

Errors

Returns ConstructionError if initial_pages exceeds MAX_PAGES.

pub fn try_init( slot: &mut MaybeUninit<Self>, initial_pages: usize, globals: G, table: Table<TABLE_SIZE>, ) -> Result<(), ConstructionError>

Initialize a Module in-place within a caller-provided slot.

Unlike try_new, this writes directly into slot without ever creating a large Result<Self, E> on the call stack. Use this when MAX_PAGES is large, to avoid stack overflow in debug builds.

Errors

Returns ConstructionError if initial_pages exceeds MAX_PAGES.