Comment #23 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
The problem even with some pre-allocated objects for the exceptions etc. is
that one would still need to do some dynamic checks in the generated code
to see if OOM happened or not. We don't want to do that for performance
reasons, because all you can normally do is crash anyway.
I can understand that there are scenarios outside of Chrome where a slower
execution handling OOM more gracefully would be preferable, but this is
outside v8's scope. OTOH, if you have a performance-neutral patch for v8
which results in the behavior you want and doesn't overly complicate
things, we would happily accept it.
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