Operating system: macOS 15.1
Architecture: ARM
Problem:
when running in single-threaded mode:
zap.start({
.threads = 1,
})everything is fine,
but when running in multithreaded mode:
zap.start({
.threads = 2,
})program crashes when faces high workload with "SIGILL (Illegal instruction)" error.
On each request I am running an algorithm that does a lot of stack allocations,
therefore my speculation is that the program runs out of stack memory and starts executing garbage instructions.
However, the problem preserves when I execute my app with sudo ulimit -s unlimited which should technically relax the stack size constraint. Additionally, it seems suspicious to me that program handles any workload when threads = 1, but immediately starts failing when threads = 2.
Any help would be appreciated
Operating system: macOS 15.1
Architecture: ARM
Problem:
when running in single-threaded mode:
everything is fine,
but when running in multithreaded mode:
program crashes when faces high workload with "SIGILL (Illegal instruction)" error.
On each request I am running an algorithm that does a lot of stack allocations,
therefore my speculation is that the program runs out of stack memory and starts executing garbage instructions.
However, the problem preserves when I execute my app with
sudo ulimit -s unlimitedwhich should technically relax the stack size constraint. Additionally, it seems suspicious to me that program handles any workload when threads = 1, but immediately starts failing when threads = 2.Any help would be appreciated