First thing you should do is test in the latest Chrome Canary version (currently at v49) to see if this is a temporary regression which has already been fixed.
Next you should write a ticket in the Chromium issue tracker: https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/list. My experience is that if it is a fairly obvious and reproducible problem, and especially something that works in other browsers, then someone will get working on it pretty fast. PS: I'm also seeing the problem on OSX 10.11 with Chrome v49 (current Canary) and Chrome v47, both 64-bit, so it looks like it isn't fixed. You should describe in the ticket where exactly to look (loading bar at bottom left), because the webpage as a whole appears to be working just fine and I didn't notice the subtle loading bar at first :) Am Dienstag, 8. Dezember 2015 08:02:21 UTC+1 schrieb Brentan Alexander: > > BTW I decided to sit and wait...Chrome 47 will *eventually* unfreeze and > do what it is supposed to do, but we are talking many minutes of waiting > for it to do whatever it was doing. So it WILL eventually work, but after > a completely unacceptable delay while it crunches on something.... > > On Monday, December 7, 2015 at 11:00:45 PM UTC-8, Brentan Alexander wrote: >> >> Im using a port of the Giac math library for a project I am working on. >> I have compiled this using emscripten and it has been working without >> issue for months. >> >> Starting early this week, my project suddenly freezes on Chrome, no >> changes at all on my end. I have narrowed it down to the latest update of >> Chrome (version 47). Chrome 46 works fine, firefox works fine, safari >> works fine, but Chrome 47 crashes (the browser simply hangs, developer >> tools don't respond, the process eats 100% CPU and I have to kill it). >> Tested on both mac and PC with same results (chrome 46 works fine, chrome >> 47 is broken). >> >> Interestingly, if I remove compiler optimizations and compile everything >> with -o0 the project will run in Chrome 47...but its obviously not >> optimized and a very large file. With -o1 and up it runs in >> firefox/safari/chrome 46 but not chrome 47. Compiling with emscripten >> 1.35.0. >> >> Anybody have any bright ideas on how I can troubleshoot this or determine >> what the issue is? Or best place to raise with chrome devs? If you want >> to look yourself you can try this URL...the 'loading' bar will freeze on >> Chrome 47 (and the webworker running the emscripten file will become >> unresponsive): >> >> https://www.swiftcalcs.com/worksheets/f41efdca8dc811b3b5aea35b4e415312/The_Pythagorean_Theorem >> >> Thanks for the help! >> > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "emscripten-discuss" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
