Dmitry Kashitsyn
145abd7991
* Moves wasmi specific `ImportResolver` and `MemoryTransfer` impls to submodule * Splits context store environmental, moves impl `Externals` to wasmi backend * Adds wasmer sandbox backend stub module * Move sandbox impl code to backend specific modules * Moves wasmi stuff * Fixes value conversion * Makes it all compile * Remove `with_context_store` * Moves `WasmerBackend` to the impl * Reformat the source * Moves wasmer MemoryWrapper * Reformats the source * Fixes mutability * Moves backend impls to a submodule * Fix visibility * Reformat the source * Feature gate wasmer backend module * Moves wasmi memory allocation to backend module * Rename WasmerBackend to Backend * Refactor dispatch result decoding, get rid of Wasmi types in common sandbox code * Reformat the source * Remove redundant prefixes in backend functions * Remove wasmer-sandbox from default features * Post-review changes * Add conversion soundness proof * Remove redundant prefix * Removes now redundant clone_inner * Add `Error::SandboxBackend`, refactor invoke result * Fix comments * Rename `Error::SandboxBackend` to `Sandbox` * Simplifies logic in `wasmer_backend::invoke` * Fixes memory management
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