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Because sys:call is intrinsic, it uses the C stack instead of the Lavender stack. Recursive uses of sys:call are able to overflow the C stack, resulting in a segmentation fault.
Trigger:
def f(a) => sys:call(a, {a})
f \f
Presumably, calling other intrinsic functions recursively may also blow the C stack. I think sys:call is the only function that allows unbounded recursive intrinsic calls, though.
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Because sys:call is intrinsic, it uses the C stack instead of the Lavender stack. Recursive uses of sys:call are able to overflow the C stack, resulting in a segmentation fault.
Trigger:
Presumably, calling other intrinsic functions recursively may also blow the C stack. I think sys:call is the only function that allows unbounded recursive intrinsic calls, though.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: