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Could you tell me what happens on node 0.5.x with the latest fibers release? Just out of curiosity..
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The problem appears in more simple case:
require.paths.push('/usr/local/lib/node_modules');
require('fibers');
Fiber(function(){
console.log('test');
}).run();
ybogdanov/node-sync#4 (comment)
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On Node.js 0.5.5 & fibers 0.6.1 it works, but many other modules are not installed on this version node.js (express, jade, etc)
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Yep, node 0.5.x
breaks the rest of good modules :)
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Could you guys checkout the 0.5.1-test branch from github and try that? I've merged in the unit tests so you should just be able to do "make" and it will build and test. I think the big fix from 0.6.x is using ucontext in libcoro instead of longjmp. I've pulled in a bunch of updates from the 0.6.x master branch.
Sorry this works fine for me on Gentoo 64-bit so I'm shooting in the dark here :)
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Alright I confirmed offline with rvboris that the new branch works on his machine. 0.5.1 is pushed to npm now. I'll go ahead a close this out, please reopen if the newly pushed version doesn't work!
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