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Issue 2875303003: Add migration to WebAssembly information to PNaCl / NaCl docs. (Closed)
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1 .. _devcycle-progress-events: 1 .. _devcycle-progress-events:
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3 .. include:: /migration/deprecation.inc
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3 ############### 5 ###############
4 Progress Events 6 Progress Events
5 ############### 7 ###############
6 8
7 .. contents:: 9 .. contents::
8 :local: 10 :local:
9 :backlinks: none 11 :backlinks: none
10 :depth: 2 12 :depth: 2
11 13
12 There are five types of events that developers can respond to in Native Client: 14 There are five types of events that developers can respond to in Native Client:
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290 crash, the ``crash`` progress event is issued and the ``exitStatus`` attribute 292 crash, the ``crash`` progress event is issued and the ``exitStatus`` attribute
291 will contain the numeric value of the exit status: 293 will contain the numeric value of the exit status:
292 294
293 * In the case of explicit calls to ``exit(n)``, the numeric value will be 295 * In the case of explicit calls to ``exit(n)``, the numeric value will be
294 ``n`` (between 0 and 255). 296 ``n`` (between 0 and 255).
295 * In the case of crashes and calls to ``abort()``, the numeric value will 297 * In the case of crashes and calls to ``abort()``, the numeric value will
296 be non-zero, but the exact value will depend on the chosen libc and the 298 be non-zero, but the exact value will depend on the chosen libc and the
297 target architecture, and may change in the future. Applications should not 299 target architecture, and may change in the future. Applications should not
298 rely on the ``exitStatus`` value being stable in these cases, but the value 300 rely on the ``exitStatus`` value being stable in these cases, but the value
299 may nevertheless be useful for temporary debugging. 301 may nevertheless be useful for temporary debugging.
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