This is quite critical. I have successfully run Emscripten apps on iOS8, so
they've probably updated the support there. The workaround might be to add
a compilation mode to Emscripten that avoids generating code that calls
loads and stores to Float64Array, so that one can compile specifically for
old iOS7 browser support. The work probably includes adding exception
handling to src/preamble.js to allow continuing even when Float64Array
cannot be constructed, and change the LLVM backend to never reference that
array. If someone is interested in developing such an emulation mode, we
might probably merge that support in as a -s NO_FLOAT64ARRAY=1 linker flag.

   Jukka

2014-09-30 15:06 GMT+03:00 Anton Smirnov <[email protected]>:

> 'm using Node.js via NodeApp <https://github.com/node-app> (using
> JavaScriptCore)
>
> While i trying to execute simple script:
>
> [_context evaluateScript:@"var temp64f = new Float64Array(1);"];
>
> i'm getting error:
>
> 2014-09-30 14:31:43.318 NodeAppDemo[78825:60b] ReferenceError: Can't find 
> variable: Float64Array stack: global code
>
> Testing on ios simulator 7.1 and ipad air with ios 7.1
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