Instead of messing with process._eval I decided to find where node starts
the main code. Turns out things work fine if you add the clustering code in
`lib/module.js`'s runMain function.
On Tuesday, September 30, 2014 11:55:12 PM UTC-5, Adam Snodgrass wrote:
>
> I'm currently working on a project that requires compiling the source into
> node.js (0.10.32). After moving all the source files into
> `lib/`,referencing them in node.gyp and some other work, I add
> `process._eval = 'require("app");';` to `src/node.js`. This works fine but
> if I try using the cluster module, it causes problems.
>
> I found that I could remove the `process._eval` line and move the cluster
> setup code to a separate external file that requires the app module and
> execute it with node it works fine. So I was able to narrow the issue down
> to the eval option by testing the following:
>
> https://gist.github.com/overra/80149efda83738f62582
>
> I was curious what `worker` was assigned to so I modified the
> `lib/cluster.js` file to `console.log(worker);` and it was `{}`, which
> explains the missing method. I'd like to investigate this further but I'm
> hoping someone else has run into this issue previously.
>
>
>
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