feat: (CM64) Allow component model resources to be represented by i64 as well as i32. #2496
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resources to be represented by i64 as well as i32.
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Do we squash merge? I hope so, otherwise I'll be more cautious with my commits. |
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Indeed yeah we do the squash & merge commit strategy so no need to fret too much about commit history
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This is the first PR in a series to enable verification of 64bit component model modules. The effort is tracked here.
This PR extends the component model's
resource repimmediate to allowi64and gates this behind a feature flagCM64, which corresponds to the elephant emoji 🐘 in the spec PR.