as-disposable
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Object finalization for AssemblyScript made easy
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as-disposable
An object finalization algorithm for AssemblyScript.
limitations
The held value cannot be a reference. It must be a u64
value. The callback functions used for
finalization must also avoid heap allocations and heap frees because the garbage collector is currently working.
usage
If you want your class to have a finalization callback because it's linked with some kind of host object
in the browser, simply import ASManaged
and extend your base class.
import { ASManaged } from "as-managed";
/** Construct a reference that has some kind of host managed resource with an ID. */
export class MyManagedClass extends ASManaged {
constructor(id: u32) {
super(<u64>id, (held: u64): void => {
// the host can cleanup a reference now
notifyHost(<u32>id);
});
}
}
In order to use f64
values, you can use the <u64>reinterpret<i64>(floatValue)
instruction.
license
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2021 Joshua Tenner <[email protected]>
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