bug#66020: (bug#64735 spin-off): regarding the default for read-process-output-max

[Stefan Monnier]

> make_process), although I had to use a value produced by make_uninit_string:
> apparently simply storing a char* field inside a managed structure creates
> problems for the GC and early segfaults. Anyway, the result was slightly

That should depend on *where* you put that field.  Basically, it has to
come after:

    /* The thread a process is linked to, or nil for any thread.  */
    Lisp_Object thread;
    /* After this point, there are no Lisp_Objects.  */

since all the words up to that point will be traced by the GC (and
assumed to be Lisp_Object fields).  But of course, if you created the
buffer with `make_uninit_string` then it'll be inside the Lisp heap and
so it'll be reclaimed if the GC doesn't find any reference to it.


        Stefan