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"wasm-av1" sample introduction

This sample demonstrates how to build wasm-av1 into WebAssembly with simd support and run it with iwasm.

Preparation

please refer to installation instructions.

Build with EMSDK

just run the convenience script:

./build.sh

it is going to build wasm-av1 and run it with iwasm, which basically contains the following steps:

  • hack emcc to delete some objects in libc.a
  • patch wasm-av1 and build it with emcc compiler
  • build iwasm with simd and libc-emcc support
  • run testav1.aot with iwasm

Or build with clang-11 and wasi-sdk

$ mkdir build && cd build
$ cmake ..
$ make
# to verify
$ ls testavx.wasm

Run workload

Firstly please build iwasm with simd support:

$ cd <wamr dir>/product-mini/platforms/linux/
$ mkdir build && cd build
$ cmake .. -DWAMR_BUILD_SIMD=1 -DWAMR_BUILD_LIBC_EMCC=1
$ make

Then compile wasm file to aot file and run:

$ cd <wamr dir>/wamr-compiler/build
$ ./wamrc --enable-simd -o testavx.aot testavx.wasm
$ cd <wamr dir>/product-mini/platforms/linux/
$ # copy sample data like <wamr dir>/samples/workload/wasm-av1/av1/third_party/samples/elephants_dream_480p24.ivf
$ # copy testavx.aot
$ # make sure you declare the access priority of the directory in which the sample data is
$ ./iwasm --dir=. ./testavx.aot ./elephants_dream_480p24.ivf