Comment #13 on issue 3060 by [email protected]: V8 3.23.1 and later do
not honor v8::V8::IgnoreOutOfMemoryException()
http://code.google.com/p/v8/issues/detail?id=3060
What's the point of assigned heap limits if there's no recovery path? Why
even have isolates if a trivial script can take them all down at once?
Where's the isolation?
It's true that process-wide OOM can justify process termination, but V8 is
way premature, and a bit reckless, to kill the process when a script fills
one isolate's heap. The most it should do is lock out the isolate and
return an error to the host.
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