this is a special case of the general rule that given enough users, every behavior will become depended upon also see 6502 "unintended opcodes" http://hitmen.c02.at/files/docs/c64/NoMoreSecrets-NMOS6510UnintendedOpcodes-20162412.pdf …
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I wonder how many of these work on the 65816 or if they were 'fixed'
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Sites that depend on, or junk being pulled in because of ads/trackers/other unwanted crap?
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Also, let me guess, they hang because these are native calls thanks to JIT hell, whereas with a reasonable interpreter control would return to browser after a fixed number of interpreter steps...
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i would click on the heart but it is labelled "like" and i definitely do not like
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Is this just because of recursion or is it that they are somehow generating that many nested function calls that it overflows somehow? Would proper tail call elimination actually help, or just mask the problem?
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See bug for references but at least one example was a copy protection scheme on games that overflows the stack to make the debugger unusable.
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"With a sufficient number of users of an API, it does not matter what you promise in the contract: all observable behaviors of your system will be depended on by somebody." Hyrum's law, it really is true... http://www.hyrumslaw.com
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