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This is an upstream bug and there's already an issue in the V8 tracker as well as a PR to fix it, but since we're about to release v12.0.0 and the issue will be present there, I think it's a good idea to have this registered here in case users stumble upon that.
The --interpreted-frames-native-stack flag - which is used to allow system profilers to understand V8 interpreted frames - is not compatible with code cache, which we introduced a while back in #24950. If we try to run Node.js with this flag - regardless of the script being executed -, Node.js will crash:
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/ v12.0.0This is an upstream bug and there's already an issue in the V8 tracker as well as a PR to fix it, but since we're about to release v12.0.0 and the issue will be present there, I think it's a good idea to have this registered here in case users stumble upon that.
The
--interpreted-frames-native-stack
flag - which is used to allow system profilers to understand V8 interpreted frames - is not compatible with code cache, which we introduced a while back in #24950. If we try to run Node.js with this flag - regardless of the script being executed -, Node.js will crash:We need to backport https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/v8/v8/+/1570582 once it lands upstream, as well as re-enable the Linux perf tests on our V8 CI machines (nodejs/build#1774) once the flag is fixed.
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