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So node v4.0.0-rc.5 was released like 12 hours ago. Why isn't this fixed yet? :P
Just kidding.
So I noticed this when trying to use the ws module. The fallback files don't get a chance to run because node just seg faults. I assume there is some NAN magic that needs to be upgraded or something? rvagg mentions it in the third paragraph of the first post in nodejs/node#2522 . It would be awesome to get this working for node 4 soon :)
In the meantime, it seems like the fallback files work if I change the source to not even try to require the native versions. So doing that for now.
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So node v4.0.0-rc.5 was released like 12 hours ago. Why isn't this fixed yet? :P
Just kidding.
If node just stopped breaking binary addons on every single minor or RC release they made, I would actually have time work on open source. Accepting pull requests for this, I won't have time to look at this for at least a week or so.. Or basically until they are done with creating release candidates and actually release something stable. This isn't node 0.1 anymore ;-D
Closing this issue, you probably forgot to do a npm rebuild or npm install after switching node versions causing binary addons to be linked against old v8 binaries instead of the new and shiny one's
So node v4.0.0-rc.5 was released like 12 hours ago. Why isn't this fixed yet? :P
Just kidding.
So I noticed this when trying to use the ws module. The fallback files don't get a chance to run because node just seg faults. I assume there is some NAN magic that needs to be upgraded or something? rvagg mentions it in the third paragraph of the first post in nodejs/node#2522 . It would be awesome to get this working for node 4 soon :)
In the meantime, it seems like the fallback files work if I change the source to not even try to require the native versions. So doing that for now.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: