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I have a problem when I compiled Emscripten code with -s ASYNCIFY=1 and call an external library class.
_setjmpTable
Assertion failed: mappedGlobals.find(name) != mappedGlobals.end() ? true : (std::cerr << name.str << 'n', false), file C:emslavebuildslavewin-tagbuilderemsdkbinaryentag-1.38.29srcasm2wasm.h, line 1659
shared:ERROR: 'C:/workspace/emsdk/clang/e1.38.29_64bit/binaryenbinasm2wasm hello.temp.asm.js --total-memory=16777216 --trap-mode=allow -O3 --mem-init=hello.js.mem --mem-base=1024 --wasm-only -o hello.wasm --mvp-features' failed (-1073740791)
The problem is mentioned in emscripten github issue here
The problem is because of the
The asyncify pass moves some code out of main, and then it can't find
those local vars
as Emscripten author said
The problem happens when I call other class from external libraries ( .bc ) and compile with ASYNCIFY=1. However when I remove ASYNCIFY everything is alright.
I also found that If I add the code before
jmp_buf env;
if(!setjmp(env))
longjmp(env,1);
emscripten_sleep(1000);
The code can be compiled successfully but it crashes when I ran it on a browser
How to solve the problem since I have to use both ASYNCIFY and a class from external library?
c++ emscripten
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I have a problem when I compiled Emscripten code with -s ASYNCIFY=1 and call an external library class.
_setjmpTable
Assertion failed: mappedGlobals.find(name) != mappedGlobals.end() ? true : (std::cerr << name.str << 'n', false), file C:emslavebuildslavewin-tagbuilderemsdkbinaryentag-1.38.29srcasm2wasm.h, line 1659
shared:ERROR: 'C:/workspace/emsdk/clang/e1.38.29_64bit/binaryenbinasm2wasm hello.temp.asm.js --total-memory=16777216 --trap-mode=allow -O3 --mem-init=hello.js.mem --mem-base=1024 --wasm-only -o hello.wasm --mvp-features' failed (-1073740791)
The problem is mentioned in emscripten github issue here
The problem is because of the
The asyncify pass moves some code out of main, and then it can't find
those local vars
as Emscripten author said
The problem happens when I call other class from external libraries ( .bc ) and compile with ASYNCIFY=1. However when I remove ASYNCIFY everything is alright.
I also found that If I add the code before
jmp_buf env;
if(!setjmp(env))
longjmp(env,1);
emscripten_sleep(1000);
The code can be compiled successfully but it crashes when I ran it on a browser
How to solve the problem since I have to use both ASYNCIFY and a class from external library?
c++ emscripten
add a comment
|
I have a problem when I compiled Emscripten code with -s ASYNCIFY=1 and call an external library class.
_setjmpTable
Assertion failed: mappedGlobals.find(name) != mappedGlobals.end() ? true : (std::cerr << name.str << 'n', false), file C:emslavebuildslavewin-tagbuilderemsdkbinaryentag-1.38.29srcasm2wasm.h, line 1659
shared:ERROR: 'C:/workspace/emsdk/clang/e1.38.29_64bit/binaryenbinasm2wasm hello.temp.asm.js --total-memory=16777216 --trap-mode=allow -O3 --mem-init=hello.js.mem --mem-base=1024 --wasm-only -o hello.wasm --mvp-features' failed (-1073740791)
The problem is mentioned in emscripten github issue here
The problem is because of the
The asyncify pass moves some code out of main, and then it can't find
those local vars
as Emscripten author said
The problem happens when I call other class from external libraries ( .bc ) and compile with ASYNCIFY=1. However when I remove ASYNCIFY everything is alright.
I also found that If I add the code before
jmp_buf env;
if(!setjmp(env))
longjmp(env,1);
emscripten_sleep(1000);
The code can be compiled successfully but it crashes when I ran it on a browser
How to solve the problem since I have to use both ASYNCIFY and a class from external library?
c++ emscripten
I have a problem when I compiled Emscripten code with -s ASYNCIFY=1 and call an external library class.
_setjmpTable
Assertion failed: mappedGlobals.find(name) != mappedGlobals.end() ? true : (std::cerr << name.str << 'n', false), file C:emslavebuildslavewin-tagbuilderemsdkbinaryentag-1.38.29srcasm2wasm.h, line 1659
shared:ERROR: 'C:/workspace/emsdk/clang/e1.38.29_64bit/binaryenbinasm2wasm hello.temp.asm.js --total-memory=16777216 --trap-mode=allow -O3 --mem-init=hello.js.mem --mem-base=1024 --wasm-only -o hello.wasm --mvp-features' failed (-1073740791)
The problem is mentioned in emscripten github issue here
The problem is because of the
The asyncify pass moves some code out of main, and then it can't find
those local vars
as Emscripten author said
The problem happens when I call other class from external libraries ( .bc ) and compile with ASYNCIFY=1. However when I remove ASYNCIFY everything is alright.
I also found that If I add the code before
jmp_buf env;
if(!setjmp(env))
longjmp(env,1);
emscripten_sleep(1000);
The code can be compiled successfully but it crashes when I ran it on a browser
How to solve the problem since I have to use both ASYNCIFY and a class from external library?
c++ emscripten
c++ emscripten
edited Mar 27 at 10:26
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I have the same problem when I use emscripten_wget(...)
with -s ASYNCIFY=1
.
I have to use emscripten_async_wget
instead, it need not ASYNCIFY.
P.s. I use emscripten version 1.38.29.
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ASYNCIFY is a known bug according to this
There are some known bugs with ASYNCIFY on things like exceptions and
setjmp. The emterpreter has not been tested on those feature yet, so
it's unclear if it would work. Update: there are known issues with
doing and async operation when there is a try-catch (llvm invoke) on
the stack.
use EMTERPRETIFY instead of ASYNCIFY
FLAGS += -s EMTERPRETIFY_FILE="data.binary"
FLAGS += -s EMTERPRETIFY=1
FLAGS += -s EMTERPRETIFY_ASYNC=1
instead
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Also when I disable webassembly with WASM=0
it works fine too
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I have the same problem when I use emscripten_wget(...)
with -s ASYNCIFY=1
.
I have to use emscripten_async_wget
instead, it need not ASYNCIFY.
P.s. I use emscripten version 1.38.29.
add a comment
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I have the same problem when I use emscripten_wget(...)
with -s ASYNCIFY=1
.
I have to use emscripten_async_wget
instead, it need not ASYNCIFY.
P.s. I use emscripten version 1.38.29.
add a comment
|
I have the same problem when I use emscripten_wget(...)
with -s ASYNCIFY=1
.
I have to use emscripten_async_wget
instead, it need not ASYNCIFY.
P.s. I use emscripten version 1.38.29.
I have the same problem when I use emscripten_wget(...)
with -s ASYNCIFY=1
.
I have to use emscripten_async_wget
instead, it need not ASYNCIFY.
P.s. I use emscripten version 1.38.29.
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ASYNCIFY is a known bug according to this
There are some known bugs with ASYNCIFY on things like exceptions and
setjmp. The emterpreter has not been tested on those feature yet, so
it's unclear if it would work. Update: there are known issues with
doing and async operation when there is a try-catch (llvm invoke) on
the stack.
use EMTERPRETIFY instead of ASYNCIFY
FLAGS += -s EMTERPRETIFY_FILE="data.binary"
FLAGS += -s EMTERPRETIFY=1
FLAGS += -s EMTERPRETIFY_ASYNC=1
instead
add a comment
|
ASYNCIFY is a known bug according to this
There are some known bugs with ASYNCIFY on things like exceptions and
setjmp. The emterpreter has not been tested on those feature yet, so
it's unclear if it would work. Update: there are known issues with
doing and async operation when there is a try-catch (llvm invoke) on
the stack.
use EMTERPRETIFY instead of ASYNCIFY
FLAGS += -s EMTERPRETIFY_FILE="data.binary"
FLAGS += -s EMTERPRETIFY=1
FLAGS += -s EMTERPRETIFY_ASYNC=1
instead
add a comment
|
ASYNCIFY is a known bug according to this
There are some known bugs with ASYNCIFY on things like exceptions and
setjmp. The emterpreter has not been tested on those feature yet, so
it's unclear if it would work. Update: there are known issues with
doing and async operation when there is a try-catch (llvm invoke) on
the stack.
use EMTERPRETIFY instead of ASYNCIFY
FLAGS += -s EMTERPRETIFY_FILE="data.binary"
FLAGS += -s EMTERPRETIFY=1
FLAGS += -s EMTERPRETIFY_ASYNC=1
instead
ASYNCIFY is a known bug according to this
There are some known bugs with ASYNCIFY on things like exceptions and
setjmp. The emterpreter has not been tested on those feature yet, so
it's unclear if it would work. Update: there are known issues with
doing and async operation when there is a try-catch (llvm invoke) on
the stack.
use EMTERPRETIFY instead of ASYNCIFY
FLAGS += -s EMTERPRETIFY_FILE="data.binary"
FLAGS += -s EMTERPRETIFY=1
FLAGS += -s EMTERPRETIFY_ASYNC=1
instead
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Also when I disable webassembly with WASM=0
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Also when I disable webassembly with WASM=0
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Also when I disable webassembly with WASM=0
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Also when I disable webassembly with WASM=0
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