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Once libnative lands, the start function will have no knowledge of the stack boundaries on the main thread. This is far less than ideal because the main thread is no longer protected from stack overflow.
Crates which link to libnative and don't override #[start] will have their main function executed in a separate thread to get around this, but crates using libnative should at least be made aware of this (or we should figure out the current thread's stack size).
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Once libnative lands, the start function will have no knowledge of the stack boundaries on the main thread. This is far less than ideal because the main thread is no longer protected from stack overflow.
Crates which link to libnative and don't override #[start] will have their main function executed in a separate thread to get around this, but crates using libnative should at least be made aware of this (or we should figure out the current thread's stack size).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: