[Interest] How to prevent large qml forms from hitting javascript stack size?

[NIkolai Marchenko]

> You don't want 775k objects in memory all at the same time.

We don't have them in memory. You don't quite get the problem, there's a
ton of Components AND Loaders below that form as qml engine traverses it.
The problem is - it _does not matter_ as the total accumulated object count
in the line in the original post isn't all _active_ objects. It's _all
objects on the traversal path_.
In fact: loaders  ADD objects arriving to that
scope.alloc(compilationUnit->totalObjectCount()); I've checked. The memory
isn't allocated on that line seemingly, it just makes sure jsStackTop can
accommodate all of it and goes on its merry way (without even checking for
limits it seems)

On Mon, Sep 11, 2023 at 10:47 AM Ulf Hermann <ulf.hermann at qt.io> wrote:

> > 775k objects, the form is split into smaller pieces mentioned as
> > Components to load when needed, but qml engine traverses it all
> > completely and reserves full memory seemingly
>
> Finally, if you really, really want this, you can patch Qt to produce a
> QV4::ArrayObject on the JavaScript heap rather than just bumping the
> stack. Using the JavaScript heap comes with a performance penalty for
> the normal use case, though. If it's behind a switch that enables it
> only for insane amounts of objects, I will accept such a thing, though.
>
> best regards,
> Ulf
>
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