Hi!
I am quite new to node.js; my program (basically an infinite loop to
operate a hardware controller) halts in a way I can't reproduce
deterministically, with just this on the console:
undefined:0
TypeError: undefined is not a function
No stack trace, no clue about the source.
On some occasions it even stopped with no error at all. I tried running
node with a --trace-exception, no difference.
I tried some inspection setting process.on('uncaughtException',...) , but
it looks like the "stack" property of the exception is just empty.
I also looked at v8.log, calling node with --log-all; and tried
node-inspector (but it is of little help since I have no clue about what to
inspect)
The node version I'm using: 0.10.33
Is there a way to get some more information?
Unfortunately I can't post a simple code snippet to reproduce the problem,
I am using quite complex libraries (Clojurescript and core.async, with
transducers) and I still have no idea about which of these tools might be
involved.
Thanks!
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