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===========================================================================================

Thread.js makes it easy to move your number crunching code into a separate thread.
It does so by using web workers, without requiring a separate file for your worker.

How does it do so?  Blob URLs.  As such, (currently) only Chrome 12+ is fully supported.

===========================================================================================

Usage:

var myThread = Thread.start(function () {
  console.log("Console.log is actually available!");

  this.listen(function (msg) {
    this.tell("Hello " + msg);
  });

  return "foo";
}).done(function (result) {
  // result === "foo"
}).listen(function (msg) {
  // msg === "Hello World";
}).tell("World");

===========================================================================================

API:

  new Thread(fn)

  Thread.start // alias for new Thread

  myThread.done

  myThread.fail
  
  myThread.listen

  myThread.tell

  myThread.send