Martin Karup Jensen

Results 12 issues of Martin Karup Jensen

I apologize if this is not the right place to report this, I admit I haven't investigated it thoroughly. Using the [CertiCoq project](https://github.com/CertiCoq/certicoq) to try to extract the parsing of...

I have a somewhat large binary (1.9 mb) that contains a function with a lot of nested if-then-else instructions, and running `wasm-opt -O2 --enable-tail-call --enable-mutable-globals --output ` causes a segmentation...

I have some C code generated through the [CertiCoq project](https://github.com/CertiCoq/certicoq), specifically a verified implementation of sha256. Emscripten produces a Wasm module that contains a function that fails when trying to...

I have some C code generated through the [CertiCoq project](https://github.com/CertiCoq/certicoq). Emscripten produces a Wasm module that fails with a stack overflow/ memory access out of bounds runtime error when trying...

I have some C code generated through the [CertiCoq project](https://github.com/CertiCoq/certicoq) and the behavior (printed result) of running the Wasm module via the generated js scaffolding (w/ node v.20.12.2) differs from...

Is it possible to use malfunction to compile a .mlf file to OCaml byte code?

I have a binary wasm file demo1 [(zipped here)](https://github.com/WebAssembly/binaryen/files/15373320/demo1.zip). If I use the binary of binaryen/ `wasm-opt` available on the releases page, version 117, and I call ``` wasm-opt -O2...

I'm aware that the primitive operations are not verified, but I believe that there are some bugs in the C code for the Coq primitive `Uint63` operations (in `plugin/runtime/prim_int63.c`) The...

I have found something that might have been missed in the WasmCert-Coq mechanization related to left/ right shifts. In the official WebAssembly spec (both 1.0 and 2.0), the left/ right...

bug

Remotely spawning a process on an untrusted node when in a sensitive context causes a javascript runtime error. ## Small example Code for `node1`: ```sml let fun foo () =...