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Unit Testing Emscripten Library in Browser Using CMake and Nightwatch.JS
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Published: 2018-04-17
Unit Testing Emscripten Library in Browser Using CMake and Nightwatch.JS
In a previous blog post, I described how I took Emscripten-created JS and turned it into an UMD module. One of the reasons I did this was because I wanted more control over the generated JavaScript and for it to be usable in more contexts, such as with the RequireJS module loader. As I am a responsible developer, I desired to create a number of automated unit tests to ensure that the client-visible API for my Emscripten module works as I intended. Read more...
Creating UMD Module from Emscripten using CMake
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Published: 2018-04-14
Creating UMD Module from Emscripten using CMake
By default, Emscripten creates a module which can be used from both Node.JS and the browser, but it has the following issues: The module pollutes the global namespace The module is created with the name Module (in my case, I require streamingPercentiles) The module cannot be loaded by some module loaders such as require.js While the above issues can (mostly) be corrected by using –s MODULARIZE=1, it changes the semantics of the resulting JavaScript file, as the module now returns a function rather than an object. Read more...