tomyan · March 30, 2010 13:00
diff --git a/a.js b/a.js

 require.async('./b', function () {});
 require.async('./c', function () {});
diff --git a/b.js b/b.js

 var sys = require('sys');
 var c = require('./c');

 sys.debug(sys.inspect(c));
diff --git a/c.js b/c.js

 exports.c = 'c';
diff --git a/possible node bug b/possible node bug
 # You have two modules, one of which synchronously requires the other. You then
 # asynchronously load both modules. The result is that the object returned from
 # the sync require does not have the data set up by the second module.

 # Run the test with:
 node a.js
	# You have two modules, one of which synchronously requires the other. You then
	# asynchronously load both modules. The result is that the object returned from
	# the sync require does not have the data set up by the second module.

	# Run the test with:
	node a.js
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