AssemblyScript crashes with `bus error`

[SukkaW]

Bug description

I guess there might be an OOB error that causes Node.js to exit with a low-level bus error.

The source code of the wasm has been attached to the playground, link below.

Note that the error occurs on Node.js 18.17.1, MacBook Pro 2019. But I can't reproduce the error on the AssemblyScript playground.

Steps to reproduce

The original repo: https://github.com/SukkaW/cidr-tools-wasm

Here is the reproduction at the AssemblyScript playground.

AssemblyScript version

v0.27.9

[CountBleck]

That looks like a Node.js crash. This isn't an AS issue. This is more likely a bug in V8 or Node.js.

The "bus error" rang some bells, and using the latest version of Node might fix this, since it may include a fix for nodejs/node#46559. Or maybe it won't; I don't know how their versioning works. In that case, you may have to build Node from the master branch and try to reproduce your issue with that build to see if it still persists.

[SukkaW]

@CountBleck The bugfix of nodejs/node#46559 was included in Node.js 20.4.0, and I have updated to Node.js 20.6.1. But the crash persists:

[CountBleck]

Now that's something I can work with.

[CountBleck]

@dcodeIO I thought in-memory RTTI was completely removed? This appears to crash from trying to read nonexistent/OOB RTTI. (see rt.ts)

[CountBleck]

Never mind, I am mistaken; only half of RTTI was removed.

[HerrCai0907]

I also meet similar issue and then fixed bug in nodejs.

It looks like a GC related issue. Do you have some stable reproduction?

[SukkaW]

I also meet similar issue and then fixed bug in nodejs.

It looks like a GC related issue. Do you have some stable reproduction?

@HerrCai0907 I agree it is most likely a Node.js-specific issue, as I can't reproduce the issue on the AssemblyScript playground.

I've provided my relatively small code base in my original issue, it should be good enough to start with: https://github.com/SukkaW/cidr-tools-wasm

And the code on the AssemblyScript playground.