Clarify addRunDependency assert #7516
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so the user doesn't get a cryptic "Assertion failed: undefined"
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In general you can just load the JS generated from the file packager, in another script tag. So if addRunDependency isn't an option, perhaps the app can wait on a signal you manage yourself. I'm not sure though why addRunDependency wouldn't work with pthreads - maybe that's fixable? |
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so the user doesn't get a cryptic "Assertion failed: undefined"
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so the user doesn't get a cryptic "Assertion failed: undefined"
Bonus question: I'm using addRunDependency in Module.preInit to download the base .data files (generated independently). Is that supported somehow else?