Hi all,
I have this silly example (which is actually quite common in regular
Java):
private static int testArraycopy(int size)
{
double[] src = new double[size];
double[] dest = new double[size + 1];
System.arraycopy(src,0,dest,0,src.length);
return size;
}
After compiling this to Javascript I get various errors if the array
sizes are large:
Chrome 16; size=99999:
RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceeded
Firefox 8; size=491519:
RangeError: arguments array passed to Function.prototype.apply is too
large
So the problem is invoking a varargs function (in our case
Array.splice) with the content of the src array as individual function
arguments.
Why is System.arraycopy() implemented like this? Is this a known
limitation? Are there recommended workarounds?
(another place that fails the String(char[]) constructor that does a
similar thing)
Kind regards,
Csaba
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