fix:core:prevent stack overflow on drawing huge polygons #897
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This commit prevents c_alloca from flooding the stack if we have to deal with really huge polygons. Use slower g_maalloc instead.
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This commit prevents c_alloca from flooding the stack if we have to deal with really huge polygons. Use slower g_maalloc instead.
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This commit prevents c_alloca from flooding the stack if we have to deal with really huge polygons. Use slower g_maalloc instead.
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This commit prevents c_alloca from flooding the stack if we have to deal with really huge polygons. Use slower g_maalloc instead.
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This commit prevents c_alloca from flooding the stack if we have to deal
with really huge polygons. Use slower g_malloc instead.