[wasm2c] Add the very beginning of a wasm2c implementation and test harness#8763
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Okay, I uploaded a new draft that incorporates all your feedback. PTAL. Thanks! |
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This change adds an extremely bare-bones wasm2c implementation and test harness.
Most of the code here is imported directly from WABT, particularly the boilerplate code and tests. The only substantive new code is in src/tools/wasm2c/* and scripts/test/wasm2c.py.
I tried to prune this down to be as minimal as possible while still providing a useful checkpoint, but I'm not sure I succeeded. Please feel free to offer suggestions if you see more ways to shrink this down.