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src: use v8::(Des|S)erializeInternalFieldsCallback
Previously V8 would just try to serialize the context data fields "verbatim" by copying the pointer values. This patch makes use of the new callbacks so that at serialization, the embedder data for the context can at least be serialized in a meaningful way (which are all reset to empty for now). Otherwise the upstream may have difficulties serializing these pointer values "verbatim" especially with the introduction of external pointer tables, even though the verbatim pointer values from a previous process is meaningless to Node.js. For Node.js the callback currently just checks that the slots are know. We will reassign the pointers with newly created native structures during deserialization and there isn't much we can reuse for now. PR-URL: nodejs#53217 Refs: https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/v8/v8/+/5512712/comments/cfc2b28d_c921ac80?tab=comments Reviewed-By: Chengzhong Wu <[email protected]>
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