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CompileConfig

Struct CompileConfig 

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pub struct CompileConfig {
Show 14 fields pub opt_level: u8, pub target: TargetSpec, pub bounds_check: bool, pub safety_bounds: SafetyBounds, pub hardware: String, pub no_optimize: bool, pub loom_compat: bool, pub num_imports: u32, pub func_arg_counts: Vec<u32>, pub type_arg_counts: Vec<u32>, pub relocatable: bool, pub native_pointer_abi: bool, pub linear_memory_bytes: u32, pub stack_pointer_global: Option<(u32, i32)>,
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Configuration for a compilation run

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§opt_level: u8

Optimization level (0 = none, 1 = fast, 2 = default, 3 = aggressive)

§target: TargetSpec

Target specification

§bounds_check: bool

Legacy: enable software bounds checking for memory operations. Deprecated in favor of safety_bounds. When set, equivalent to SafetyBounds::Software. Kept for backwards compatibility with callers that haven’t migrated yet.

§safety_bounds: SafetyBounds

Phase-1 unified safety-bounds knob. If bounds_check is true and this is None, the legacy field wins (back-compat). If both are set, safety_bounds wins.

§hardware: String

Hardware profile name (e.g. “nrf52840”, “stm32f407”)

§no_optimize: bool

Skip optimization passes (direct instruction selection)

§loom_compat: bool

Use Loom-compatible optimization preset

§num_imports: u32

Number of imported functions (calls to indices below this use Meld dispatch)

§func_arg_counts: Vec<u32>

AAPCS integer-argument count per function, indexed by full WASM function index (imports first, then locals). Lets Call marshal the right number of operand-stack values into R0–R3 (issue #195). Empty = pass no args (pre-#195 behaviour).

§type_arg_counts: Vec<u32>

AAPCS integer-argument count per function type, indexed by type index. Used by call_indirect (issue #195).

§relocatable: bool

Produce relocatable (ET_REL) host-link output. When set, the backend uses the direct instruction selector (select_with_stack) rather than the optimized path: the optimizer materializes an absolute linear- memory base (0x20000100) and does not preserve caller-saved registers across calls, both wrong for a host-linked object where the linmem base is supplied via fp at runtime and callees follow AAPCS. Imports are also emitted as direct func_N BLs (resolved to the wasm field name) instead of __meld_dispatch_import. (#197 — follow-up to #188/#171.)

§native_pointer_abi: bool

#237: emit wasm function-static data as a base-independent .data section (__synth_wasm_data) addressed via MOVW/MOVT symbol relocations, so a host-pointer drop-in (linmem base = 0 for native *ptr derefs) doesn’t mis-resolve the statics. Off by default — only the leaves’ base-relative [R11+const] path is used unless explicitly requested.

§linear_memory_bytes: u32

#237: wasm linear-memory minimum size in bytes — the full static-data extent (initialized (data) segments plus the zero-init/BSS region). Under native_pointer_abi, a const memory address below this is a wasm static → symbol-relative; any address beyond it is a runtime host pointer → [R11=0 + addr].

§stack_pointer_global: Option<(u32, i32)>

#237: the wasm stack-pointer global as (index, init_value), if the module has one. Under native_pointer_abi the backend register-promotes it: global.get materializes __synth_wasm_data + init (the real stack top) and the init value doubles as the static-data base that separates pointer consts (>= init) from frame-size scalars (< init).

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impl CompileConfig

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pub fn effective_safety_bounds(&self) -> SafetyBounds

Resolve the effective safety-bounds setting, honouring the legacy bounds_check field as a fallback. Used by backends to pick the inline-check shape.

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impl Clone for CompileConfig

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fn clone(&self) -> CompileConfig

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for CompileConfig

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Default for CompileConfig

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fn default() -> Self

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more

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