Hello,
I'm getting some problems while trying to parse big amounts of data.
My V8-based program crashes after reaching ~512MB of memory usage (on
2GB RAM Windows XP system), with:
# Fatal error in CALL_AND_RETRY_2
# Allocation failed - process out of memory
Searching around and guessing I found out that this may be related to
this lines on heap.cc, specially the max_old_generation_size:
(...)
#else
reserved_semispace_size_(8*MB),
max_semispace_size_(8*MB),
initial_semispace_size_(512*KB),
max_old_generation_size_(512*MB),
max_executable_size_(128*MB),
code_range_size_(0),
#endif
(...)
So my questions are:
1) should I change just those values on the code and recompile?
2) Is there a proper API to change that at runtime?
3) What is the maximum value that could possibly work considering a
modern 32-bits system? (2GB, 3GB, 4GB, ..., 64GB?)
4) Why this limitation?
Thanks,
Allan
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