[DRAFT] thread safe-ish execution engine #487
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Draft for conversation, this is currently demonstration of what isn't a safe change.
ExecutionEngine Changes
ExecutionEngine can have more than one module, and thus I believe more than one context. The functions that will break if context is dropped are all related to function execution. In principle this means we should try to ensure safety via
JitFunctionand not the lifetime of the ExecutionEngine.JitFunction Changes
The
JitFunction<'ctx, F>type is quite a challenging interface for inkwell due to the limited ways to fulfill this lifetime with safe rust. The idiomatic rust would be to change toJitFunction<F>and an Arc to both Execution Engine & Context.This seems like the most elegant solution from the perspective of thread safe JIT functions, but incurs cascading breaking changes to the rest of the repo.