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Adjust unlinkable test in memory_max tests #46

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8 changes: 7 additions & 1 deletion test/core/custom-page-sizes/memory_max.wast
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;;
;; These modules are valid, but instantiating them is unnecessary
;; and would only allocate very large memories and slow down running
;; the spec tests. Therefore, add a missing import so that it cannot
;; the spec tests. Therefore, add an invalid import so that it cannot
;; be instantiated and use `assert_unlinkable`. This approach
;; enforces that the module itself is still valid, but that its
;; instantiation fails early (hopefully before any memories are
;; actually allocated).

;; Helper module that exports a non-matching value.
(module
(memory (export "unknown") 0))

(register "test")

;; i32 (pagesize 1)
(assert_unlinkable
(module
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8 changes: 7 additions & 1 deletion test/core/custom-page-sizes/memory_max_i64.wast
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;;
;; These modules are valid, but instantiating them is unnecessary
;; and would only allocate very large memories and slow down running
;; the spec tests. Therefore, add a missing import so that it cannot
;; the spec tests. Therefore, add an invalid import so that it cannot
;; be instantiated and use `assert_unlinkable`. This approach
;; enforces that the module itself is still valid, but that its
;; instantiation fails early (hopefully before any memories are
;; actually allocated).

;; Helper module that exports a non-matching value.
(module
(memory (export "unknown") 0))

(register "test")

;; i64 (pagesize 1)
(assert_unlinkable
(module
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