>>> 
>>> Is there some way you could make/share a minimal repro case?
>> 
>> I can try, but what I'd really need is a way to debug the C++ code. 
>> Otherwise it becomes a pretty frustrating trial and error experience, which 
>> costs a lot of time.
> 
> If you need real debugging, have you tried the chrome DWARF debugger 
> extension: https://developer.chrome.com/blog/wasm-debugging-2020/?   As far 
> as I know that is the only way to get a real debugging experience with 
> webassembly on the web today.   
>  

This is probably one of my next steps, though this is really a Node.js, not a 
web app, which means I have to strip out the Node.js stuff for debugging. Weird 
that there's no wasm debugger for VS Code yet. There are a number of wasm 
extensions, but they all more or less provide wasm syntax highlighting, nothing 
else. Maybe at some later time...

Mike
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