fix: make sure we don't initialize mono before calling _start #12
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Currently, we are exporting an
_initialize
function that initializes the mono runtime. This is called by the host before calling the exported functions. However, the Rust SDK seems to call_initialize
before_start
too, which causes a problem because_start
initializes the mono runtime too.To fix this, I have changed the behavior of the PDK to NOT export
_initialize
anymore. Instead, we manually initialize the mono runtime before invoking any of the exported functions. This is inline with the behavior of some of the other compilers, namely: Rustand Haskell.This has another added benefit: wasmtime refused to call plugins that had both
_initialize
and_start
functions exported. This is no longer an issue since we never export_initialize
anymore