modify the runtime stack size.

[fenginsc]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I hope I can modify the runtime stack size.

Describe the solution you'd like
no,sorry.

Describe alternatives you've considered
no,sorry.

because --stack-size does not work now,I hope I can modify the runtime stack size.

[bnoordhuis]

I think this is in reaction to #27472 and ultimately #17416? I think our position is still the same: pull request welcome :-)

Can you explain your use case though? W.r.t. your test case from #27472: no finite amount of stack space is going to solve infinite recursion.

[fenginsc]

thanks,you are right.
[no finite amount of stack space is going to solve infinite recursion]
but Java provides parameters to modify stack size(-Xss),I think it's also necessary for nodejs to provide a parameter to modify the stack size to deal with stack overflows in some cases.

[fenginsc]

The default stack size 984 of Node.js is incorrect. It will cause runtime crash on Windows. The correct value should be around 900.

[bnoordhuis]

With what Node.js and Windows version is that and do you have a test case that demonstrates it?

We'd be receiving lots of bug reports if it were generally true that the current default causes crashes but maybe there's a specific set of conditions that pushes it over the limit.

[DavenportEmma]

Would someone be able to give me a few pointers on where to start for this? I'm new to contributing and looking for an issue to work on

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