[browser] avoid OOM in RentingGiganticArraySucceedsOrOOMs #105246
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Should we disable this on 32-bit instead of on browser? |
I don't know if there is another 32bit target still supported ? Anyway, they probably don't have problems with growing WASM linear memory and we don't see anything else to fail. |
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/ba-g CI failure is unrelated iOS timeout |
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For the browser, allocating 1.8gb on 32bit address space is no fun.
Especially with all the preceding and following allocations in the same test suite.
In MT build, it also needs to grow the size of linear memory via UI thread and synchronize it to all threads.
Contributes to #102040
Contributes to #102195