wamr (AOT mode) crashes and throws unhandled SIGSEGV, Aborted

[Theaamadu]

Subject of the issue

I have generated a wasm file as a test case and ran it with wasmtime, wasmedge, wamr (AOT & JIT mode), and wasmer runtimes. The wamr (AOT & JIT mode) crashes and throws unhandled SIGSEGV, Aborted whereas the other runtimes successfully execute the wasm file.

Test case

wamr-aot-aborted.zip

Your environment

• Host OS (Ubuntu 22.04)
• WAMR version (iwasm 2.4.1 and wamrc 2.2.0), platform (Linux), cpu architecture (x86_64), running mode (AOT and JIT), etc.

Steps to reproduce

1. Extract the zip file
2. Run wamrc --xip --enable-builtin-intrinsics=all --enable-multi-thread --bounds-checks=1 -o $OUTPUT-FILE $WASM-FILE
3. Run iwasm --heap-size=0 -f foo $OUTPUT-FILE
4. Run (JIT mode) iwasm --heap-size=0 --llvm-jit -f foo $WASM-FILE
5. See error

Expected behavior

The output of wamr (AOT & JIT mode) should be start which indicates that the testcase has been executed successfully.

Actual behavior

wamr (AOT & JIT mode) crashes and throws unhandled SIGSEGV, Aborted out.

Extra Info

Can you please confirm if this is a bug? Thanks in advance.

[TianlongLiang]

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