Destructuring causes exceptions #536
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...it kind of snowballed from some needs Fixes gpujs#521 - If `tactic` is not set, check precision allowed from WebGL, and automatically change based off needs, otherwise use value from `tactic`. Fixes gpujs#535 - Internally check if texture from argument is the same as output, if so, clone this texture, and then clean it up after the kernel runs. Fixes gpujs#536 - Normalize all declarations to non-destructured, and then parse Fixes gpujs#537 - Change logic Fixes gpujs#538 - Found the GL script that would work, and reduced the methods to use it Fixes gpujs#539 - Found a better way of testing random, and this gives me an error for 1 in 10 runs, acceptable Some refactoring for less duplicate code and documentation
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What is wrong?
GPU kernels don't support https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Operators/Destructuring_assignment, but should.
Where does it happen?
How do we replicate the issue?
How important is this (1-5)?
4 New javascript and stuff that has been transpiled often will use destructure.
Expected behavior (i.e. solution)
This should simply be handled.
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