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In GitLab by @caizixian on Feb 7, 2019, 18:01
Rust uses different techniques to detect stack overflow. rust-lang/rust#27338
And JikesRVM relies on compiler-inserted code for detecting stack overflow, which doesn't work for Rust & Native code.
We have to be mindful for the stack usage of Rust code, especially Rust compiler tends to allocate on stack first and then copy to the heap.
It would be nice to at least build an infrastructure for detecting stack overflow for Rust code.
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In GitLab by @caizixian on Feb 7, 2019, 18:01
Rust uses different techniques to detect stack overflow. rust-lang/rust#27338
And JikesRVM relies on compiler-inserted code for detecting stack overflow, which doesn't work for Rust & Native code.
We have to be mindful for the stack usage of Rust code, especially Rust compiler tends to allocate on stack first and then copy to the heap.
It would be nice to at least build an infrastructure for detecting stack overflow for Rust code.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: