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@guptay1 I dont know that you can create the wasm from a `dotnet publish` as I don't think there is a RID (`-r` option) that will work, but you can...
I've got net 5 preview installed but `netcoreapp3.1` should also be fine.
Hmm, the `/t:LinkNative` should have built the wasm with everything linked in for you, did it not do that?
The 3 archive, `.a` files are in corert\bin\WebAssembly.wasm.Debug\sdk
Ah ok, right its out of date. So under your project folder you dont have `bin\wasm\Debug\net5.0\native` ?
can you run `set` and check that EMSDK is set?
> > > I do, but it's empty. There is no content in it when ideally it should've had the html, js and wasm file, Right? Yes it should
That doesn't look right, you should have 3: ``` EMSDK=E:/GitHub/emsdk EMSDK_NODE=E:\GitHub\emsdk\node\12.18.1_64bit\bin\node.exe EMSDK_PYTHON=E:\GitHub\emsdk\python\3.7.4-pywin32_64bit\python.exe ```
Without EMSDK env var, this condition will not be true and linking will not occur: `` (from `Microsoft.NETCore.Native.targets`)
Yeah, unfortunately `Console` is not working. I'm kind of hoping with the move to runtimelab and .net 5 this will get better. You can make it work by linking in...