Another thing worth noting is that if I link against the shared libraries,
the problem mysteriously vanishes which tells me there's some other
link-time magic that needs to happen in order to make the static libraries
work.
On Sunday, April 9, 2017 at 5:02:08 PM UTC-7, Jeremy Ong wrote:
>
> I am compiling on Linux on a regular intel x64 processor. After following
> the build instructions using GN, the v8_sample_shell process works in
> addition to the other sample programs as intended.
>
> However, when I try to compile things on my own, linking to all the
> libv8_* and icu libraries, everything compiles correctly but I get the
> following strange result:
>
> V8 version 5.9.0 (candidate) [sample shell]
> > function a(x) { return x + 5; }
> > a(3)
> NaN
>
> The exact same snippet using the v8_sample_process gives me the correct
> output of 8. I've verified with more experimentation that seemingly all
> function arguments become "undefined" with the version I've compiled. What
> gives? Am I missing a compile definition or step somewhere?
>
>
>
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