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Each time a new page is allocated the previous memory buffer in JS is invalidated.

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With regard to the memory layout, the beginning is actually the stack. So writing your string at offset 0 is writing directly to the shadow stack and could be overwritten.

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Stack size by default is 1MB, from there on further is where Zig puts its memory. You can override this stack size.

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Can't safely rely on it at all

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You don't know where in the stack data is being written

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The same way as you previously obtained it

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No

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All you have to do, is re-read memory.buffer

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wasm_allocator is a fast non-thread-safe allocator. page_allocator will literally allocate a new page on each allocation.

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So whichever suits your needs

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The GeneralPurposeAllocator is fine too

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It's backed by the page_allocator, but uses buckets to track allocations and doesn't allocate an entire new page unless needed

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You're welcome!

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