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feat: build-parameter for handler stack size #1049
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Hi @stima, would this be enough for you as an alternative to #1044? I thought about this again and would like to defer adding additional build parameters (beyond the one introduced here). With this approach, you can decrease the stack size without affecting other usage. If it is good enough for your use case, I will include this in the next release. |
@supervacuus I don't think it's feasible to find a one-size-fits-all solution from an SDK perspective. Having the option to configure is better than not having it at all. However, in our specific case, we aren't aware of the stack size requirements for the third-party libraries we use, so we'll completely disable auto-attaching and set a guaranteed stack size for the threads we manage. Probably adding one more compilation flag (autoset: on/off) and some wrapper API around stack-size setting will provide more flexability. |
This allows users to change the currently hard-coded handler stack size during the build.
Summary:
sigaltstack
setup on the signal-handler side, we only configure the thread stack if no one else has done that before us.sentry__reserve_thread_stack()
is only called from the backend initialization for a static build. Dynamic libraries install aDllMain
that sets the thread stack for each thread starting after our library is loaded.I could imagine providing two more build parameters:
DllMain
).For the sake of simplicity, I would like to defer this decision until we have a case where someone needs to configure the stack size and can not use these mechanisms.
Beyond the configurable stack size, most users prefer not to configure any of these subtle configurations themselves. Introducing any of these build parameters later can be done non-breakingly.