Expand BSSL stack #6819
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Fixes esp8266#6811 which found an issue where connecting to scripts.google.com would *occasionally* cause a crash. On inspection, it was found that up to 5828 bytes of stack were used once in a while, so expand the stack to 5900 bytes to cover this case plus a little extra.
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When connecting to mqtt.2030.ltsapis.goog also crashes occasionally, I'm getting a max usage of 6132. Expanding the stack to 6200 works for me. Edit: Not sure we should expand the stack, I'd be happy to open a PR. |
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@DanielGarc , please check GIT master. We moved to 6200 bytes a while back: Arduino/cores/esp8266/StackThunk.cpp Line 43 in b02643e |
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Fixes #6811 which found an issue where connecting to scripts.google.com
would occasionally cause a crash. On inspection, it was found that up
to 5828 bytes of stack were used once in a while, so expand the stack to
5900 bytes to cover this case plus a little extra.