V8 doesn't (consistently) handle oom situations but expects the allocator
to crash the process if it can't fulfill a request.
Paul Baker schrieb am Mi., 3. Aug. 2016, 11:55:
> It appears that V8 allocates JavaScript objects on a manually-managed
> heap, memory for which is ultimately obtained fr
It appears that V8 allocates JavaScript objects on a manually-managed
heap, memory for which is ultimately obtained from mmap/VirtualAlloc
(on Linux/Windows). However, for its internal data structures, V8
seems to use C++ standard containers such as `std::vector` [1]. If
these containers need to al
