On 6/26/13 7:06 PM, Andrew Sutherland wrote:
d) Change xpconnect to use jsnativestack.cpp's ability to tell us what
the platform stack size actually is and/or nsThread's knowledge of the
stack size it was created with. So on linux we'd use whatever 'ulimit
-s' is telling us to do, etc.
The JS stack limit should be basically the native stack limit minus a
little bit of headroom (maybe 512 bytes?). Whether we implement that
dynamically or just use ifdefs to hardcode the "correct" values seems
like just an implementation question.
Unless I misunderstand the questions and you're saying that the
"inconsistency" in *native* stack size is part of the problem, in which
case I think we need to understand why any production code would be
getting particular close to any of the native thread size stack limits.
--BDS
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