Flip-Link "Stack Overflow Protection" Feasibility?

[sgeos]

The Playdate has a small stack. Is it feasible to bake flip link into crank for "stack overflow protection"?
https://github.com/knurling-rs/flip-link

The main problem appears to be "if you [are] using GNU ld or GNU gcc to link your program then [using the flip-link linker] won't work." crank appears to use gcc for linking.

[rtsuk]

It might also be a problem that the Playdate OS makes the stack for games. I think flip-link expects something different.

[sgeos]

A game console is doing something that breaks standard assumptions. No surprise there. I think I might be running into a stack overflow. Do you have any thoughts on working with, working around, and debugging stack-based issues in Rust on the Playdate?

[rtsuk]

Are you using serde in your game? I'm told it is a heavy user of stack space and that matched my experience.

Otherwise, try to use heap allocated data structures as much as possible; Vec instead of arrays, for example.