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Running node 0.4.9, terminate() calls fail at the first assertion. If I log the pid to console when it is re-set after spawn, it shows up fine. If I store it as an attribute on the worker object and try to reference it there, it always comes back undefined. Here's the code that allows me to reproduce the != fail on the first line of the terminate method
var Worker = require('webworker').Worker
var worker = new Worker(__dirname+'/worker.js');
worker.terminate();
Any thoughts?
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Running node 0.4.9, terminate() calls fail at the first assertion. If I log the pid to console when it is re-set after spawn, it shows up fine. If I store it as an attribute on the worker object and try to reference it there, it always comes back undefined. Here's the code that allows me to reproduce the != fail on the first line of the terminate method
Any thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: