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Clearly this experiment didn't work out, I believe some functions need to stay in the module to not be removed during processing. So the tactic of keeping it a Replaced by #3236. |
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As discussed in #3092, this addresses the possible race condition if one doesn't use
initwhen compiling the WASM module.To make this possible I changed the way the start function was modified in various places.
Currently the start function was always taken from the module and then wrapped into a new function, constructing a pretty nested start function.
With this PR the start function is built on instead of wrapping it over and over again, this allows to use local variables, eg. I stored the current thread counter in a local variable that I can use later to determine if we are in the first thread or not.
Replaces #3062 and #3092.
Fixes #2295.