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This executable was pulled from the latest win32 build on the emscripten-releases waterfall: https://storage.googleapis.com/webassembly/emscripten-releases-builds/win/2650e4f60d08b155fbe8b01140ea1e8527cb55ac/wasm-binaries.zip This includes emscripten-core#27169, which I confirmed by running `strings -l` on the binary before and after.
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I can't really explain how the binary size is identical both before and after? Maybe there some kind of padding which hides the extra |
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This executable was pulled from the latest win32 build on the emscripten-releases waterfall:
https://storage.googleapis.com/webassembly/emscripten-releases-builds/win/2650e4f60d08b155fbe8b01140ea1e8527cb55ac/wasm-binaries.zip
This includes #27169, which I confirmed by running
strings -lon the binary before and after.