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Currently, a callback of any type signature can be subscribed via primitive subscribe_interrupt. This is a problem because the callback handler expects registered callbacks to take 5 arguments given that the callback handler pushes 5 stack values prior setting up the call see resolve_event.
On top of my head, we could throw a trap when registering the callback via the subscribe_interrupt primitive. This avoids an out-of-context type mismatch fatal that the VM throws when
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Currently, a callback of any type signature can be subscribed via primitive
subscribe_interrupt
. This is a problem because the callback handler expects registered callbacks to take 5 arguments given that the callback handler pushes 5 stack values prior setting up the call seeresolve_event
.On top of my head, we could throw a trap when registering the callback via the
subscribe_interrupt
primitive. This avoids an out-of-context type mismatch fatal that the VM throws whenThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: