danno, thanks for your review.
The main reason that I did not pass through a flag to prevent committing the
executable pages is that MemoryChunk only works after the memory is
committed.
So for the reservation, I returned the reserved address and size, and when
committing, I commit the reserved memory first and then returned initialized
MemoryChunk which will be used when disposing. We might need to a new
interface
other than MemoryChunk to reserve memory first and then commit later. I am
reading the source codes to see how to create such an interface and how to
manage it in the V8 memory system.
https://codereview.chromium.org/11566011/
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