Stack Overflow caused by deep recursion in Javascript, the ultimate solution

<SCRIPT> var I = 0; function callback () {I ++; document. writeln (I); if (I = 1000000000) {return; // It is returned after many times. in IE, a stack overflow occurs in more than 3000 layers, and Google browsers are larger than 1.1 to 9500 ..} else {callback (); // recursive call} callback (I); </SCRIPT>
 

The above sectionCodeIn IE and Google, Firefox will cause stack overflow, but not all operations.

Change it to the following one ..

<SCRIPT> var I = 0; function callback (P1, P2, P3, P4) {I ++; document. writeln (P1); if (I = 100000) {return; // It is returned after many times. in IE, a stack overflow occurs in more than 3000 layers, and Google browsers are larger than 1.1 to 9500 ..} else {addtask (callback, 0, "parameter" + I, "parameter 2", "parameter 3", "parameter 4 "); // recursive call becomes a non-recursive call}/*** to add a task, * @ Param {function} fun task function name * @ Param {number} delay scheduled time * @ Param {object} Params parameter passed to Fun */function addtask (fun, delay) {If (typeof fun = 'function') {var argu = array. prototype. slice. call (arguments, 2); var F = (function () {fun. apply (null, argu) ;}); return window. setTimeout (F, delay);} return window. setTimeout (fun, delay);} callback (I); </SCRIPT>
 

 

Cleverly utilizes window. setTimeout to implement recursive interruption.