Hey everyone, I'm having so much fun making my first AddOn for Node. I ran
into one stumbling block, and a lot of things I see in researching the web
aren't complete enough for me to understand, or outdated information.
Anyway - I spawn a thread that performs a bunch of work. During the
processing of that work, I'd like to call out an event to Node.js. I can
almost do that, but I get a segmentation fault. Now, I know I've been
warned that calling a Node function from a separate thread would result in
a seg fault - but I thought I'd try something lame and call a a function,
and THAT function would be scoped to node, thinking it might be OK.
When that didn't work, I actually stopped the thread from running, and had
my callback on the thread complete callback. Still a seg fault when put
there!
So what's the strategy here?
If it helps, here's my code:
void onFrameWorkerThreadComplete (uv_work_t *req) {
HandleScope scope;
Baton *m = (Baton *)req->data;
m->callback.Dispose();
delete m;
delete req;
const unsigned argc = 1;
Local<Value> argv[argc] = { Local<Value>::New(String::New("hello world"))
};
JSCallback->Call(Context::GetCurrent()->Global(), argc, argv);
}
The callback does work in a different context - like I could put the
callback in another method and it would fire, calling the Javascript method
and outputting the string. Its just that when I put it anywhere near these
threads, it seg faults.
I'm sure I'm just doing things completely wrong, and there's a trick I'm
not aware of.
thanks!
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