Thanks for the pointer - I've commented on that issue now, but for the benefit
of anyone following this thread, I managed to track this down to a bug in
libbacktrace's allocation strategy which has thankfully been fixed upstream
already. I've created a PR on rust to update this code
(https://gi
Yes, we noted this recently too -
https://github.com/servo/servo/issues/5340 has zero information about
it, but in particular this only occurs when RUST_BACKTRACE=1 is enabled,
suggesting that it's a problem in the stackwalking code on linux in the
Rust runtime.
On 2015-04-09 7:46 AM, gfxm...
While having a look into a layout-related panic, I found that sometimes when
servo crashes, it takes _all_ my memory with it.
- I'm using linux (fedora 21)
- I see it maybe 80% of the time in a debug build (the other ~20% are clean
crashes which just exit after stacktrace)
- I've never seen i
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