I also experience this problem; switching nodejs versions (0.4.11-pre
== v0.4 branch, 0.4.10 and 0.5.2) did not have any effect.
When compiling with:
bin/cljsc samples/nodehello.cljs '{:target :nodejs :optimizations
:simple :pretty-print true}' > nodehello.js
the (first) relevant line for this error seems to be:
goog.global.Date.prototype.cljs$core$IEquiv$ = !0;
I don't get why this is goog.global.Date and not goog.date.Date, or
where the definition should actually come from; somehow it smells like
config trouble or (most likely) user error.
Regards,
tok
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