Running a WebGL build

When trying to run a WebGL build (either with Chrome or Firefox), I get an abort after the loading bar has finished. It isn't immediate, but the screen doesn't change. Console shows (at least on one occasion) the abort to be an abort(9). When running a development build with prebuilt engine, I get an "Array buffer allocation failed".

Is this a bug in the Linux WebGL build process, a bug in my project, or perhaps something in Firefox/Chrome? I realize it might be hard to pinpoint, but maybe others have had similar problems?

Using Linux Mint 18.

 

I believe it means that the build is trying to allocate more memory than your browser will allow.

 

Thanks for the response! Any idea how to increase the browser memory limit (Chrome/Firefox)? Or is it a setting in the Unity? I tried increasing the WebGL memory amount in the player settings, but it didn't help.

EDIT: Actually, now I got this from a WebGL build on Firefox: "uncaught exception: abort("external function '_Z32RegisterAllStrippedInternalCallsv' is missing. perhaps a side module was not linked in? if this function was expected to arrive from a system library, try to build the MAIN_MODULE with EMCC_FORCE_STDLIBS=1 in the environment") at jsStackTrace (UnityEngine.js:915:12uncaught exception: abort("external function '_Z32RegisterAllStrippedInternalCallsv' is missing. perhaps a side module was not linked in? if this function was expected to arrive from a system library, try to build the MAIN_MODULE with EMCC_FORCE_STDLIBS=1 in the environment") at jsStackTrace (UnityEngine.js:915:12"

I have no idea what I should do?

 

Oh wow, I got it to work. It was the Strip Engine code switch, but actually it was disabled for some odd reason. When I enabled stripping engine code it worked. Oh yeah and the version was 5.5xb2

 

One would think missing functions might be a problem *caused* by stripping code, but in this case it is, in fact, the reverse. Mind-Bogglingly: when you crash due to WebGL missing libraries, you must actually *enable* code stripping. Something in the process of stripping brings about these libraries we need.