Build with v8_typed_array_max_size_in_heap=0#1070
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Ensure allocation of typed arrays and arraybuffers always goes through the embedder's ArrayBufferAllocator, otherwise small buffers get moved around by the garbage collector but embedders normally want them to have fixed addresses.
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This should be in .gn |
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#1075 (oh, you edited your comment...) What reads .gn? Neither rusty_v8 nor cargo_gn seem to reference it anywhere. |
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Ensure allocation of typed arrays and arraybuffers always goes through the embedder's ArrayBufferAllocator, otherwise small buffers get moved around by the garbage collector but embedders normally want them to have fixed addresses.
Refs #1068.