I'm attempting to write code that accesses global functions defined via
JSValue global_obj = JS_GetGlobalObject(js_ctx);
JS_SetPropertyStr(js_ctx, global_obj, "myFunction",
JS_NewCFunction(js_ctx, myFunction, "myFunction", 1));
The module that spins up the worker thread is defined via
sprintf(buf, "import {myModule} from 'localPath.js';
myModule(\"%s\",%i);", arg1, arg2);
int buf_len = strlen(buf);
JSValue val = JS_Eval(js_ctx, buf, buf_len, "<myFile>", JS_EVAL_TYPE_MODULE);
and calls the worker via the JS code
myWorker = new os.Worker("./myWorker.js");
myWorker.onmessage = function (e) {
// non-relevant code here
}
Inside of myWorker.js I'm trying to access myFunction but cannot. I
CAN access myFunction inside of localPath.js (i.e. in the code that
starts up myWorker). It seems like the contexts are not shared. Is
there a method of being able to access defined c functions inside of
worker threads?
Thanks!
