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Make an option, in flags or command-line, to allow users to increase or remove heap memory limit, to use heap larger than 4GB in systems with much greater memory.
Who's implementing?
I'm willing to implement this feature myself
The problem
Currently chrome limits the heap memory (or the memory of a render process) to likely 4GB, but larger heap would be useful for debugging heap using the memory profiler, or running large, resource-consuming app on web.
This is previously discussed on many forums, but now I can not find a thing that works without rebuilding the chromium itself.
Description
Make an option, in flags or command-line, to allow users to increase or remove heap memory limit, to use heap larger than 4GB in systems with much greater memory.
Who's implementing?
The problem
Currently chrome limits the heap memory (or the memory of a render process) to likely 4GB, but larger heap would be useful for debugging heap using the memory profiler, or running large, resource-consuming app on web.
This is previously discussed on many forums, but now I can not find a thing that works without rebuilding the chromium itself.
Previous contexts:
Possible solutions
--max-old-space-size
and--max-semi-space-size
work like in node.jsAlternatives
Use Firefox which has larger limit on heap, and a slower js engine.
Additional context
No response
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