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[wasm][aot] System.Runtime.Serialization.Xml.Tests - Maximum call stack size exceeded #61061
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Tagging subscribers to 'arch-wasm': @lewing Issue DetailsCreated based on the original issue - #59926 . The original issue is about a wasm specific failure:
The tests are currently disabled was wasm. Also (#59926 (comment)):
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cc @vargaz |
This looks like a real stack overflow, there are 1000 native frames on the stack, the problem seems to be a dynamic method named
which is invoked recursively, causing execution to enter and exit the interpreter, adding a lot of extra frames and stack space. |
Disabling the DCS_DeeplyLinkedData () test on wasm fixes it:
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#1417 has some history behind it |
Is this the only failing xml test so that we disable this and reenable the assembly? |
Yes, without it, it runs for me. |
Should this be |
This was disabled due to dotnet#59926, which was then tracked by dotnet#61061 . The stack overflow is due to one specific test though, and the rest of the tests can be enabled if we skip this one - `DCS_DeeplyLinkedData`.
Opened #68921 |
* Reenable `System.Runtime.Serialization.Xml.Tests` This was disabled due to #59926, which was then tracked by #61061 . The stack overflow is due to one specific test though, and the rest of the tests can be enabled if we skip this one - `DCS_DeeplyLinkedData`. * Disable the test with `SkipOnPlatform` instead, for wasm, as it is .. unlikely to be fixed (- vargaz).
Created based on the original issue - #59926 .
The original issue is about a wasm specific failure:
The tests are currently disabled for wasm (#60258).
Also (#59926 (comment)):
cc @pavelsavara
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