Suppose we have two jsoo programs running and talking to each other via postMessage. (This could be two iframes or a index.html + a webworker). Under what conditions, can we safetly postMessage an OCaml value and read it on the other side ? Pre-emptive: “Why don’t you just use json” ? Answer: we h…

Thanks; agreed, it’s basically the same question. Did you ever solve this ? It was not clear to me from the followups whether you solved it. [image] Js_of_ocaml: OCaml's values and the structured clone algorithm I’m just wondering if anyone has experience with webworkers. I’m getting mise…

[image] zeroexcuses: Did you ever solve this ? It was not clear to me from the followups whether you solved it. Yes, see this message . Basically I had a stub “nil” value against which I was physically testing. You can’t do that in this setting your “nil” will get different addresses in each “…

Jsoo: postMessage, read back, conditions for safely doing so

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Jsoo: postMessage, read back, conditions for safely doing so

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