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**Figure 2: AquaVM Interpreter Execution Model** **Figure 2: AquaVM Interpreter Execution Model**
In summary, the AquaVM execution model handles the topological hops for simple In summary, the AquaVM execution model handles the topological hops for simple
and advanced composition patters, such as (async) parallel service execution on and advanced composition patterns, such as (async) parallel service execution on
one or multiple peers. one or multiple peers.
## Aquamarine Intermediate Representation (AIR): IR for P2P Systems ## Aquamarine Intermediate Representation (AIR): IR for P2P Systems

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- the peer is expected to host Wasm service with the specified `service name` - the peer is expected to host Wasm service with the specified `service name`
- the `service function` is expected to contain the specified function - the `service function` is expected to contain the specified function
- the `arguments list` is given to the function and may be empty - the `arguments list` is given to the function and may be empty
- the result of the function execution is saved and returned by it's `output name` - the result of the function execution is saved and returned by its `output name`
Example: Example:
```wasm ```wasm
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### Canonicalized streams and stream-based maps ### Canonicalized streams and stream-based maps
- contains an array of elements that was in a stream or a map at the moment of canonicalization - contains an array of elements that was in a stream or a map at the moment of canonicalization
- canonicalized streams or maps are imutable and fully consistent as scalars - canonicalized streams or maps are immutable and fully consistent as scalars
- has the same algebra as a stream for `match`/`mismatch` and `call` argument - has the same algebra as a stream for `match`/`mismatch` and `call` argument
- has the same algebra as a scalar for `new` - has the same algebra as a scalar for `new`
- has mixed behaviour for with other instructions - has mixed behaviour for with other instructions
- can be a target for a lens(previously known as lambda paths) - can be a target for a lens(previously known as lambda paths)
- maps has an additional index access operation that returns a canon stream. - maps has an additional index access operation that returns a canon stream.
- maps index access syntax leverages lens syntax, .e.g `#%canon_map.$.key_name` - maps index access syntax leverages lens syntax, e.g. `#%canon_map.$.key_name`

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## AVM updating policy ## AVM updating policy
Both `AVM client` and `AVM server` versions should be updated simultaniously in case of breaking change in `AquaVM core` interface, e.g., when arguments are changes. Often they must be updated if `Interpreter interface` crate was changed, but they not need to be updated if `Interpreter data` or `AquaVM core` itself was changed. Both `AVM client` and `AVM server` versions should be updated simultaneously in case of breaking change in `AquaVM core` interface, e.g., when arguments are changes. Often they must be updated if `Interpreter interface` crate was changed, but they don't need to be updated if `Interpreter data` or `AquaVM core` itself was changed.