Linux: Shared Debug Library Broken

[kphillisjr]

I have found that the Shared Debug library for linux does not work correctly. There is internal assert failures. The steps to reproduce are fairly straight forward if you follow the wiki with some slight changes( see: Microsoft/ChakraCore Wiki: Embedding ChakraCore).

The steps to reproduce the issue are as follows...

1. Create a clean checkout of the Master ChakraCore branch.
2. Meet all build dependencies for ChakraCore. In my case I use Ubuntu 16.04 LTS with packaged versions of cmake, clang, ninja ( ninja-build package), and others.
3. Build chakracore debug library

# Run this in root directory for ChakraCore.
./build.sh -n -d

4. Wait for build to finish.
5. prepare an example runtime/link folder using above...

	cd BuildLinux
	mkdir DebugLibTest
	cd DebugLibTest
	# This command is for Linux.
	cp ../Debug/libChakraCore.so .
	# This is for OSX/Darwin.
	#cp ../Debug/libChakraCore.dylib .
	# add Headers.
	mkdir include
	cd include
	# This will copy the four core headers outlined at...
	# https://github.com/Microsoft/ChakraCore/wiki/Embedding-ChakraCore
	cp ../../../lib/Jsrt/Chakra*.h .

6. Build an example... In this Case I use the Hello World example as the source... (see: https://github.com/Microsoft/Chakra-Samples/blob/master/ChakraCore%20Samples/Hello%20World/Linux_OSX/sample.cpp )

	# NOTE: Copy sample.cpp from the Chakra Core Hello World example for Linux/OSX here.
	# Build example on a Linux System...
	clang++ sample.cpp $(pwd)/libChakraCore.so -Wl,-rpath,. -Iinclude -o Sample -std=c++11
	# Build example on a OS X/Darwin System... - NOTE: I have not tested this.
	# clang++ sample.cpp $(pwd)/libChakraCore.dylib -Wl,-rpath,. -Iinclude -o Sample -std=c++11

7. run the example.

    ./Sample
    # This should output Hello World, but instead it crashes.

[obastemur]

@kphillisjr xplat shared library requires an explicit call to DllMain first. See our python example https://github.com/Microsoft/Chakra-Samples/blob/master/ChakraCore%20Samples/Hello%20World/Python/helloWorld.py#L23-L28

Thanks for the detailed report. I'm closing this one since we follow this issue from #1811