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The core premise of Thorn Prime is simple: If your code works unprotected as a Web Worker, it will work protected[cite: 6]. Thorn Prime does not alter your compilation toolchain or break your execution logic; it simply encapsulates it inside a zero-trust architecture[cite: 6].
***To protect an algorithm you must have access to the TP platform, and you must create a TP Action (a single merged .js file) as detailed below in Step 2[cite: 6]. No code is uploaded to our servers, the entire protection is built locally on your machine[cite: 6].
To ensure your WASM code runs flawlessly inside Thorn Prime, follow a strict file structure and execute it inside a Web Worker[cite: 6].
The Mandatory Worker-First Execution Model
Thorn Prime's zero-trust architecture requires complete thread isolation[cite: 6]. You cannot run a protected payload on your main frontend UI thread[cite: 6]. Your frontend application must invoke the protected asset as a dedicated single-shot Web Worker and communicate with it asynchronously via postMessage[cite: 6].
// Spawn the protected payload as a worker
const vaultWorker = new Worker('/path/to/payload_protected.js');
// 1. Listen for live telemetry (Safe Side-Channel)
const telemetryChannel = new BroadcastChannel('tp_telemetry');
telemetryChannel.onmessage = (e) => {
console.log(`Progress: ${e.data.progress}%`);
};
// 2. Listen for the final calculated results
vaultWorker.addEventListener('message', (e) => {
if (e.data && e.data.type === 'SUCCESS') {
console.log("Result:", e.data.payload);
telemetryChannel.close();
vaultWorker.terminate();
}
else if (e.data && e.data.type === 'ERROR') {
console.error("Execution failed:", e.data.error);
telemetryChannel.close();
vaultWorker.terminate();
}
else if (e.data && e.data.status === 'error') {
console.error("Thorn Prime Security Lockout:", e.data.message);
telemetryChannel.close();
vaultWorker.terminate();
}
});
// Trigger the execution - MUST match the worker's guard condition!
vaultWorker.postMessage({ trigger: 'runMyAlgorithm', inputData: "ACGTACGTACGT" });// Spawn the protected payload as a worker
const vaultWorker = new Worker('/path/to/payload_protected.js');
// 1. Listen for live telemetry (Safe Side-Channel)
const telemetryChannel = new BroadcastChannel('tp_telemetry');
telemetryChannel.onmessage = (e) => {
console.log(`Progress: ${e.data.progress}%`);
};
// 2. Listen for the final calculated results
vaultWorker.addEventListener('message', (e) => {
if (e.data && e.data.type === 'SUCCESS') {
console.log("Result:", e.data.payload);
telemetryChannel.close();
vaultWorker.terminate();
}
else if (e.data && e.data.type === 'ERROR') {
console.error("Execution failed:", e.data.error);
telemetryChannel.close();
vaultWorker.terminate();
}
else if (e.data && e.data.status === 'error') {
console.error("Thorn Prime Security Lockout:", e.data.message);
telemetryChannel.close();
vaultWorker.terminate();
}
});
// Trigger the execution - MUST match the worker's guard condition!
vaultWorker.postMessage({ trigger: 'runMyAlgorithm', inputData: "ACGTACGTACGT" });
Thorn Prime acts as a transparent proxy[cite: 6]. The data schema between your protected worker and your frontend is entirely yours to define[cite: 6]. The type: 'SUCCESS' fields used in these examples are illustrative conventions[cite: 6]. You can structure your postMessage responses in any way that suits your application (e.g., status: 'complete')[cite: 6].
Note: The only time Thorn Prime dictates the format is during a fatal security breach, where it will emit a standard status: "error" payload before self-destructing[cite: 6]. Ensure your frontend catches this as demonstrated above[cite: 6].
Structuring WASM TP Action
When compiling your C/C++ code with Emscripten (emcc), you MUST NOT use the -s MODULARIZE=1 flag[cite: 6]. Thorn Prime's injection process relies on targeting a standard, global Module object[cite: 6]. Modularized builds wrap Emscripten logic in a factory function closure, which will cause the algorithm to silently hang at initialization[cite: 6].
Standard Emscripten Compilation Command
To ensure that your WebAssembly module has access to necessary memory configurations and string conversion utilities required for Web Worker communication, strictly adhere to the following compilation pattern. Note the required inclusion of EXPORTED_RUNTIME_METHODS to prevent stringToUTF8 is not defined errors during memory bridging.
emcc source.c -o output_glue.js \
-O3 \
-s WASM=1 \
-s ALLOW_MEMORY_GROWTH=1 \
-s INITIAL_MEMORY=134217728 \
-s EXPORTED_FUNCTIONS='["_malloc","_free","_your_custom_c_function"]' \
-s EXPORTED_RUNTIME_METHODS='["lengthBytesUTF8","stringToUTF8","UTF8ToString"]'emcc source.c -o output_glue.js \
-O3 \
-s WASM=1 \
-s ALLOW_MEMORY_GROWTH=1 \
-s INITIAL_MEMORY=134217728 \
-s EXPORTED_FUNCTIONS='["_malloc","_free","_your_custom_c_function"]' \
-s EXPORTED_RUNTIME_METHODS='["lengthBytesUTF8","stringToUTF8","UTF8ToString"]'To prepare your algorithm for Thorn Prime, you will combine your code into a single JavaScript file (TP action)[cite: 6]. You do not need to modify the glue or wrapper generated by Emscripten[cite: 6]. You simply stack your code in this exact order[cite: 6]:
+-------------------------------------------------+
| WASM TP ACTION |
+-------------------------------------------------+
| 1. TOP CONFIGURATION (Optional) |
| Module.locateFile routing for local |
| unprotected tests. |
+-------------------------------------------------+
| 2. EMSCRIPTEN GLUE |
| The untouched code generated by |
| your compiler (Standard build, NO modularize)|
+-------------------------------------------------+
| 3. WORKER MESSAGE LISTENER & CUSTOM WASM LOGIC |
| self.addEventListener('message', ...) |
| ALL your custom memory allocation and WASM |
| logic goes directly inside this listener. |
+-------------------------------------------------+
If your Web Worker hangs silently (no output and no errors), the #1 cause is a Trigger Guard Mismatch[cite: 6]. The if (e.data.trigger === '...') condition in your TP Action must perfectly match the payload sent by your frontend[cite: 6]. Adjust the Golden Blueprint below to match your application's exact parameter keys[cite: 6].
Note: The Module.locateFile block is strictly for local unprotected testing[cite: 6]. Thorn Prime safely ignores it during protection by injecting the WASM directly via a secure fetch interceptor[cite: 6].
Here is the exact file blueprint[cite: 6]:
// ========================================
// 1. TOP CONFIGURATION (Optional for Local Testing)
var Module = typeof Module !== 'undefined' ? Module : {};
Module.locateFile = function(path) {
if (path.endsWith('.wasm')) return '/path/to/your/module/' + path;
return path;
};
// ===========
// 2. UNTOUCHED EMSCRIPTEN GLUE
// (Paste your generated emcc glue code here. DO NOT use -s MODULARIZE=1)
// ===========
// 3. WORKER MESSAGE LISTENER & WASM LOGIC
self.addEventListener('message', async (e) => {
// A. FLEXIBLE GUARD CONDITION: Must match frontend's postMessage!
if (e.data && (e.data.trigger === 'runMyAlgorithm' || e.data.inputData !== undefined)) {
try {
// B. WASM READY CHECK (Deadlock-proof initialization)
await new Promise(resolve => {
if (typeof Module !== 'undefined' && (Module.calledRun || Module._malloc)) {
resolve();
} else if (typeof Module !== 'undefined') {
Module.onRuntimeInitialized = resolve;
const interval = setInterval(() => {
if (typeof Module !== 'undefined' && (Module.calledRun || Module._malloc)) {
clearInterval(interval);
resolve();
}
}, 50);
}
});
// Optional: Setup Telemetry Broadcast (No proprietary data!)
const telemetry = new BroadcastChannel('tp_telemetry');
// C. *** PLACE YOUR CUSTOM WASM EXECUTION LOGIC HERE ***
const inputData = e.data.inputData || "";
const byteCount = Module.lengthBytesUTF8 ? Module.lengthBytesUTF8(inputData) + 1 : lengthBytesUTF8(inputData) + 1;
const mallocFn = Module._malloc || _malloc;
const freeFn = Module._free || _free;
const stringToUTF8Fn = Module.stringToUTF8 || stringToUTF8;
const inputPtr = mallocFn(byteCount);
if (!inputPtr) throw new Error("WASM Heap Allocation Failed.");
stringToUTF8Fn(inputData, inputPtr, byteCount);
// Example: Emit safe telemetry metadata during heavy loops
// telemetry.postMessage({ progress: 50 });
// Call exported C function across memory chunks if necessary
const alignFn = Module._align_chunk || _align_chunk;
alignFn(inputPtr, byteCount - 1);
// D. Safely pull accumulated results directly from Emscripten Heap
const getCountFn = Module._get_mutation_count || _get_mutation_count;
const getPtrFn = Module._get_buffer_ptr || _get_buffer_ptr;
const rawCount = getCountFn ? getCountFn() : 0;
// Safety Cap: Cap maximum returned objects to protect V8 postMessage cloning
const safeCount = Math.min(rawCount, 50000);
const ptr = getPtrFn ? getPtrFn() : 0;
let heapView = null;
if (typeof HEAPU32 !== 'undefined') {
heapView = HEAPU32;
} else if (Module.HEAPU32) {
heapView = Module.HEAPU32;
} else if (typeof HEAP8 !== 'undefined') {
heapView = new Uint32Array(HEAP8.buffer);
} else if (Module.HEAP8) {
heapView = new Uint32Array(Module.HEAP8.buffer);
}
const results = [];
if (heapView && ptr) {
for (let i = 0; i < safeCount; i++) {
results.push({
position: heapView[(ptr >> 2) + (i * 3)],
ncbiReference: String.fromCharCode(heapView[(ptr >> 2) + (i * 3) + 1]),
user: String.fromCharCode(heapView[(ptr >> 2) + (i * 3) + 2])
});
}
}
// E. Free Heap Memory (Crucial to prevent WebWorker OOM)
freeFn(inputPtr);
// F. Send single standardized response envelope back to frontend
self.postMessage({
type: 'SUCCESS',
payload: { status: "complete", result: results }
});
telemetry.close();
} catch (error) {
self.postMessage({
type: 'ERROR',
error: error.message || error.toString()
});
}
}
});// ========================================
// 1. TOP CONFIGURATION (Optional for Local Testing)
var Module = typeof Module !== 'undefined' ? Module : {};
Module.locateFile = function(path) {
if (path.endsWith('.wasm')) return '/path/to/your/module/' + path;
return path;
};
// ===========
// 2. UNTOUCHED EMSCRIPTEN GLUE
// (Paste your generated emcc glue code here. DO NOT use -s MODULARIZE=1)
// ===========
// 3. WORKER MESSAGE LISTENER & WASM LOGIC
self.addEventListener('message', async (e) => {
// A. FLEXIBLE GUARD CONDITION: Must match frontend's postMessage!
if (e.data && (e.data.trigger === 'runMyAlgorithm' || e.data.inputData !== undefined)) {
try {
// B. WASM READY CHECK (Deadlock-proof initialization)
await new Promise(resolve => {
if (typeof Module !== 'undefined' && (Module.calledRun || Module._malloc)) {
resolve();
} else if (typeof Module !== 'undefined') {
Module.onRuntimeInitialized = resolve;
const interval = setInterval(() => {
if (typeof Module !== 'undefined' && (Module.calledRun || Module._malloc)) {
clearInterval(interval);
resolve();
}
}, 50);
}
});
// Optional: Setup Telemetry Broadcast (No proprietary data!)
const telemetry = new BroadcastChannel('tp_telemetry');
// C. *** PLACE YOUR CUSTOM WASM EXECUTION LOGIC HERE ***
const inputData = e.data.inputData || "";
const byteCount = Module.lengthBytesUTF8 ? Module.lengthBytesUTF8(inputData) + 1 : lengthBytesUTF8(inputData) + 1;
const mallocFn = Module._malloc || _malloc;
const freeFn = Module._free || _free;
const stringToUTF8Fn = Module.stringToUTF8 || stringToUTF8;
const inputPtr = mallocFn(byteCount);
if (!inputPtr) throw new Error("WASM Heap Allocation Failed.");
stringToUTF8Fn(inputData, inputPtr, byteCount);
// Example: Emit safe telemetry metadata during heavy loops
// telemetry.postMessage({ progress: 50 });
// Call exported C function across memory chunks if necessary
const alignFn = Module._align_chunk || _align_chunk;
alignFn(inputPtr, byteCount - 1);
// D. Safely pull accumulated results directly from Emscripten Heap
const getCountFn = Module._get_mutation_count || _get_mutation_count;
const getPtrFn = Module._get_buffer_ptr || _get_buffer_ptr;
const rawCount = getCountFn ? getCountFn() : 0;
// Safety Cap: Cap maximum returned objects to protect V8 postMessage cloning
const safeCount = Math.min(rawCount, 50000);
const ptr = getPtrFn ? getPtrFn() : 0;
let heapView = null;
if (typeof HEAPU32 !== 'undefined') {
heapView = HEAPU32;
} else if (Module.HEAPU32) {
heapView = Module.HEAPU32;
} else if (typeof HEAP8 !== 'undefined') {
heapView = new Uint32Array(HEAP8.buffer);
} else if (Module.HEAP8) {
heapView = new Uint32Array(Module.HEAP8.buffer);
}
const results = [];
if (heapView && ptr) {
for (let i = 0; i < safeCount; i++) {
results.push({
position: heapView[(ptr >> 2) + (i * 3)],
ncbiReference: String.fromCharCode(heapView[(ptr >> 2) + (i * 3) + 1]),
user: String.fromCharCode(heapView[(ptr >> 2) + (i * 3) + 2])
});
}
}
// E. Free Heap Memory (Crucial to prevent WebWorker OOM)
freeFn(inputPtr);
// F. Send single standardized response envelope back to frontend
self.postMessage({
type: 'SUCCESS',
payload: { status: "complete", result: results }
});
telemetry.close();
} catch (error) {
self.postMessage({
type: 'ERROR',
error: error.message || error.toString()
});
}
}
});Protecting the Asset via TP Platform
Once your .js file is structured according to the blueprint above, verify that it runs perfectly in your local, unprotected environment[cite: 6]. If it works there, it is ready for Thorn Prime[cite: 6].
- 1. Paste the complete
.jsfile into the Thorn Prime Workspace Input[cite: 6]. - 2. Click + ATTACH WASM and upload your compiled binary[cite: 6].
- 3. Verify your TARGET DOMAIN matches your deployment environment exactly (e.g.
https://app.example.comorhttp://localhost:3000for testing)[cite: 6]. - 4. Click PROTECT[cite: 6]. The output is a single, heavily encrypted, zero-trust file ready for production deployment[cite: 6].
Deploying & Executing the Protected Output
Once the TP platform emits your protected vault (`payload_protected.js`), you do not modify it[cite: 6]. Drop it directly into your public production web root[cite: 6]. (Thorn Prime bundles the WASM binary directly inside the JS file as a Base64 blob, so you do not need to upload a separate .wasm file)[cite: 6].
1. File Placement & Hosting
Place the downloaded output inside your static directory (e.g., /public/assets/ or your CDN bucket)[cite: 6]. Ensure your HTTP web server emits the appropriate MIME types and security headers[cite: 6]:
- JavaScript Payload: Served with
Content-Type: application/javascript[cite: 6]. - Cross-Origin Policy: If hosted on a secondary assets domain/CDN, enable CORS headers (
Access-Control-Allow-Origin) allowing your primary frontend domain[cite: 6].
2. Instantiation & Domain Verification
Point your frontend code (from Step 1) directly to the protected file path[cite: 6]:
// Instantiate using the public output URL
const protectedWorker = new Worker('/assets/payload_protected.js');
// Pass input data to your protected worker
protectedWorker.postMessage({
trigger: 'runMyAlgorithm',
inputData: "ACGTACGT"
});
// Receive domain-validated calculation payload
protectedWorker.addEventListener('message', (event) => {
if (event.data && event.data.type === 'SUCCESS') {
console.log("Protected execution result:", event.data.payload);
protectedWorker.terminate();
}
});// Instantiate using the public output URL
const protectedWorker = new Worker('/assets/payload_protected.js');
// Pass input data to your protected worker
protectedWorker.postMessage({
trigger: 'runMyAlgorithm',
inputData: "ACGTACGT"
});
// Receive domain-validated calculation payload
protectedWorker.addEventListener('message', (event) => {
if (event.data && event.data.type === 'SUCCESS') {
console.log("Protected execution result:", event.data.payload);
protectedWorker.terminate();
}
});
If the protected payload is loaded on an origin that does not match the Target Domain specified during compilation in the TP workspace, the inner execution environment will emit a status: 'error' payload and self-terminate[cite: 6].
Enterprise Server-Delivered Payload Integration
For applications requiring strict user authentication, paywalls, or multi-tenant access controls before granting access to proprietary algorithms, Thorn Prime assets can be delivered on-demand from a secure backend (e.g., Django, Node.js, Express, Rails)[cite: 6].
1. Secure Backend API Endpoint
Store your protected vault asset (payload_protected.js) in a private directory on your server[cite: 6]. When an authenticated request is verified, serve the raw string via JSON payload[cite: 6]:
# Python/Django API Endpoint (views.py)
import os
from django.conf import settings
from django.http import JsonResponse
from django.contrib.auth.decorators import login_required
@login_required
def get_protected_algorithm(request):
if request.method != "POST":
return JsonResponse({"message": "Method not allowed"}, status=405)
try:
# Load the pre-forged, protected vault asset
# Note: In production, consider caching this string in memory
vault_path = os.path.join(settings.BASE_DIR, "assets", "payload_protected.js")
with open(vault_path, "r", encoding="utf-8") as f:
protected_worker_code = f.read()
# Return protected worker script directly in JSON
return JsonResponse({
"workerCode": protected_worker_code,
"status": "Secured via Thorn Prime"
}, status=200)
except FileNotFoundError:
return JsonResponse({"message": "Protected asset not found on server."}, status=500)# Python/Django API Endpoint (views.py)
import os
from django.conf import settings
from django.http import JsonResponse
from django.contrib.auth.decorators import login_required
@login_required
def get_protected_algorithm(request):
if request.method != "POST":
return JsonResponse({"message": "Method not allowed"}, status=405)
try:
# Load the pre-forged, protected vault asset
# Note: In production, consider caching this string in memory
vault_path = os.path.join(settings.BASE_DIR, "assets", "payload_protected.js")
with open(vault_path, "r", encoding="utf-8") as f:
protected_worker_code = f.read()
# Return protected worker script directly in JSON
return JsonResponse({
"workerCode": protected_worker_code,
"status": "Secured via Thorn Prime"
}, status=200)
except FileNotFoundError:
return JsonResponse({"message": "Protected asset not found on server."}, status=500)2. In-Memory Blob Worker Instantiation
The frontend fetches the encrypted payload string, converts it into a temporary in-memory JavaScript Blob URL, and instantiates the worker directly from memory without writing a file to the browser's public static web root[cite: 6]. (Note: Blob URLs inherit the origin of the parent document, so your TP Action will correctly validate the domain lock.)[cite: 6]
// Frontend Worker Blob Instantiation (React/Vanilla JS)
const executeSecureAlgorithm = async () => {
try {
// 1. Fetch the protected code from authenticated endpoint
const response = await fetch('/your_desired_endpoint/', {
method: "POST",
credentials: "include",
headers: { "Content-Type": "application/json" }
});
if (!response.ok) throw new Error("API Request failed");
const data = await response.json();
// 2. Convert protected JS string into an in-memory Object URL
const blob = new Blob([data.workerCode], { type: 'application/javascript' });
const objectUrl = URL.createObjectURL(blob);
// 3. Spawn the worker directly from memory
const worker = new Worker(objectUrl);
worker.addEventListener('message', (e) => {
// Standardized Schema Handling
if (e.data && e.data.type === 'SUCCESS') {
const result = e.data.payload;
console.log("Protected Output:", result);
}
else if (e.data && e.data.type === 'ERROR') {
console.error("Worker Execution Error:", e.data.error);
}
else if (e.data && e.data.status === 'error') {
console.error("Thorn Prime Security Lockout:", e.data.message);
}
// Always terminate single-shot workers and revoke the blob URL
worker.terminate();
URL.revokeObjectURL(objectUrl);
});
worker.onerror = (err) => {
console.error("Critical Thread Error:", err.message);
worker.terminate();
URL.revokeObjectURL(objectUrl);
};
// 4. Send dynamic parameters into the memory-instantiated vault
// IMPORTANT: 'trigger' MUST match the condition in your worker payload
worker.postMessage({
trigger: 'runMyAlgorithm',
inputData: "ACGTACGT"
});
} catch (err) {
console.error("Backend delivery failed:", err);
}
};// Frontend Worker Blob Instantiation (React/Vanilla JS)
const executeSecureAlgorithm = async () => {
try {
// 1. Fetch the protected code from authenticated endpoint
const response = await fetch('/your_desired_endpoint/', {
method: "POST",
credentials: "include",
headers: { "Content-Type": "application/json" }
});
if (!response.ok) throw new Error("API Request failed");
const data = await response.json();
// 2. Convert protected JS string into an in-memory Object URL
const blob = new Blob([data.workerCode], { type: 'application/javascript' });
const objectUrl = URL.createObjectURL(blob);
// 3. Spawn the worker directly from memory
const worker = new Worker(objectUrl);
worker.addEventListener('message', (e) => {
// Standardized Schema Handling
if (e.data && e.data.type === 'SUCCESS') {
const result = e.data.payload;
console.log("Protected Output:", result);
}
else if (e.data && e.data.type === 'ERROR') {
console.error("Worker Execution Error:", e.data.error);
}
else if (e.data && e.data.status === 'error') {
console.error("Thorn Prime Security Lockout:", e.data.message);
}
// Always terminate single-shot workers and revoke the blob URL
worker.terminate();
URL.revokeObjectURL(objectUrl);
});
worker.onerror = (err) => {
console.error("Critical Thread Error:", err.message);
worker.terminate();
URL.revokeObjectURL(objectUrl);
};
// 4. Send dynamic parameters into the memory-instantiated vault
// IMPORTANT: 'trigger' MUST match the condition in your worker payload
worker.postMessage({
trigger: 'runMyAlgorithm',
inputData: "ACGTACGT"
});
} catch (err) {
console.error("Backend delivery failed:", err);
}
};High-Performance WASM Memory Standards
When processing large biological, mathematical, or genomic datasets inside WebAssembly workers, strictly follow these memory and execution patterns[cite: 6]:
- Dynamic Memory Management (Source-Code Level): When writing your proprietary C/C++ algorithms (e.g.,
genome.c), never hardcode static array buffers (e.g.,uint32_t buffer[50000])[cite: 6]. You must use dynamic allocation (realloc) inside your C source code to grow memory as matches accumulate before compiling with Emscripten[cite: 6]. - Single Completion Event: Run chunking loops silently[cite: 6]. Do not fire intermediate
postMessageprogress calls during heavy WASM operations, as rapid message serialization can cause thread lockouts[cite: 6]. Fire one single completionpostMessagewhen processing finishes[cite: 6]. - Live Progress (The Telemetry Rule): Because the native
postMessagepipeline monitors for the final payload to trigger its zero-trust memory wipe, you cannot use it for intermediate progress updates[cite: 6]. To stream live status to your UI, use the browser'sBroadcastChannelAPI[cite: 6]. Security Warning: Use this channel strictly for telemetry metadata (e.g. chunk count)[cite: 6]. Never stream proprietary algorithmic output over this channel[cite: 6]. - Structured Clone Result Caps: Cap the total number of JavaScript result objects (e.g.,
Math.min(count, 50000)) returned in the final payload to prevent V8 structured cloner Out-Of-Memory exceptions[cite: 6]. - IndexedDB Slicing (>10MB): For large sequence or matrix payloads, store data chunks in browser IndexedDB via
localforageand pass only metadata keys throughpostMessage[cite: 6]. - WASM Boundary Type Safety: When passing dynamic arguments from JavaScript into your C/C++ exports, strictly prefer standard integers (
int) over 64-bit floats (double)[cite: 6]. Passing unmapped floats directly across the Emscripten bridge without using strictccallwrappers can cause silent memory alignment crashes inside the V8 engine, resulting in dead threads[cite: 6]. - Aggressive Static Caching: If you deploy your vault as a static file (as shown in Step 4), web browsers will aggressively cache the Web Worker asset[cite: 6]. During active development, always perform a Hard Cache Refresh (Cmd + Shift + R or Ctrl + F5) after replacing the file[cite: 6]. Note: If you utilize the Enterprise Server-Delivered flow (Step 5), fetching the vault via POST requests naturally circumvents this browser caching issue[cite: 6].
- Strict Call-Signature Arity: When calling your exported C function from JavaScript (e.g.,
Module._my_algo(arg1, arg2)), the number of arguments passed must exactly match the parameter count compiled into the WebAssembly binary[cite: 6]. Passing 6 arguments to a 4-parameter WASM export will trigger a low-level WebAssembly signature trap, instantly and silently killing the Web Worker without ever triggering your JavaScriptcatchblocks[cite: 6]. Always synchronize your JS payloads with your latest C-headers[cite: 6].