[Question]: Payload size limit?
See original GitHub issueFirst of all, great project and great work!
Now the question, of curiosity, if the payload (e.g., bundled script) size is greater than 0xFFFFFFFF bytes, would bytenode still work? I’m asking because kPayloadLengthOffset
is just uint32.
Thank you.
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This question crossed my mind before. I don’t believe this limitation applies exclusively with bytenode, because the same logic and limitation still will be used with any script that v8 deals with (i.e. all javascript files). I think I tried before to generate a huge javascript file and run it with and without bytenode, but I don’t remember the results though 😃 . I might try the same experiment again and get back to this issue.
Thanks for your interest and your kind words.
Thank you for the research! Yeah, the performance is just too much haha, guess it does not need to produce bytecodes (including optimizations, etc) anymore and that could be the thing ;p
EDIT: Thank you, this is very useful!