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Wasmtime 33.0.0 download

A fast and secure runtime for WebAssembly

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Release notes

33.0.0
Released 2025-05-20.
Added
- Cranelift now has initial support for try_call and try_call_indirect
instructions, to be used in the future for the WebAssembly exception-handling
proposal. Wasmtime does not yet implement this proposal yet.
#10510
#10557
#10593
- Cranelift can now optimize some simple possibly-side-effectful instructions,
such as division.
#10524
- Wasmtime now supports --invoke for components using the WAVE format.
#10054
- Initial support for the Component Model has landed in Wasmtime's C API. Note
that the API is not yet feature-complete, however.
#10566
#10598
#10651
#10675
- Wasmtime's C++ API is now available from this repository and the
bytecodealliance/wasmtime-cpp repository has been archived. Additionally the
monolithic wasmtime.hh header file has been split into separate header
files.
#10582
#10600
- Wasmtime's cookbook-style documentation has been expanded.
#10630
- Wasmtime's now supports custom yield behavior when using epoch interrupts.
#10671
Changed
- Wasmtime's bindgen now type-checks export functions in the constructor of
the generated {Worldname}Pre or {Worldname} structs, rather than at the
call of the export function.
#10610
- Wasmtime's component::Component and component::Instance now have consistient
get_export and get_export_index methods, which return (ComponentItem, ComponentExportIndex) and ComponentExportIndex, respectively.
#10597
- On failure, wasmtime serve gives an internal server error response, rather
than closing the connection.
#10645
- Cranelift's single-pass allocator has been disabled due to being unable to
support internal refactorings in preparation for the WebAssembly exceptions
proposal. Re-enabling this allocator is tracked at
regalloc2#217 for
those interested.
#10554
- Wasmtime's {Array,Extern,Struct}Ref functions will now automatically trigger
a GC.
#10560
- Wasmtime's GC heaps now use the same translation techniques as linear memories
meaning they have far fewer bounds-checks than before.
#10503
- Wasmtime's implementation of WASIp2 has moved to wasmtime_wasi::p2 from the
root of the crate.
#10073
- Wasmtime will no longer emit calls to Cranelift-defined "libcalls" and instead
everything goes through Wasmtime's libcall mechanism instead, paving the way
for a future change for more efficient stack limit checking in wasm. This can
also improve deserialize-from-disk times and improve page cache usage for
modules that use libcalls as relocations are no longer necessary.
#10657
- Configuration of caching can now be done through an API instead of exclusively
through a configuration file. Additionally cache-related APIs in Config have
changed.
#10665
- Resources in the Component Model are now stored in a single table per-instance
instead of per-type tables. Guests will see a different pattern of index
allocation but this is not expected to cause any issues at runtime.
#10701
Fixed
- Some math intrinsics have been fixed when compiled by Rust 1.87+.
#10534
- Component model libcalls correctly handle platform-specific argument extension
in ABIs.
#10540
- An off-by-one issue with DWARF debuginfo has been fixed.
#10570
- The Config::target method is no longer gated by a #[cfg] for an enabled
compiler, it can be used when only the runtime feature is available.
#10618
- An issue with "simulated" DWARF has been fixed.
#10681
- C/C++ headers are now tested that they can be included in isolation, and a
number of issues have been fixed.
#10694

https://github.com/bytecodealliance/wasmtime/releases/tag/v33.0.0

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