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We're using liquidcore in our android project. Recently, we encountered Fatal signal 6 (SIGABRT) errors when making a call to one of our javascript functions. This function has two string parameters, one of which can be quite long (i.e. around 100K).
I can reproduce the error by making subsequent calls with arguments that grow in size. It shows the following logs:
Hello,
We're using liquidcore in our android project. Recently, we encountered Fatal signal 6 (SIGABRT) errors when making a call to one of our javascript functions. This function has two string parameters, one of which can be quite long (i.e. around 100K).
I can reproduce the error by making subsequent calls with arguments that grow in size. It shows the following logs:
Where
length
denotes the length of the string that I pass to the liquidcore interpreter.This makes me feel that there is a length restriction on stings in liquidcore.
Is that true? If so, can we change this? If not true, what else could cause the Fatal signal 6 errors?
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