On Wednesday, October 16, 2002, at 12:46 PM, Jianquan Chen wrote:
I'm trying to port a UNIX program to Darwin. The program has a big
array. If the array is small, it runs good. If I set the array very
big,
it failed to run. The error message is segmentation fault.
What makes you think that the stack size is at fault?
Although I
use setrlimit to increase the stacksize, I still get the same problem.
I
tried the limit command in the tcsh, it looked that I can get up to
65536k byte of stack. Is there any way to get a stack size above 65536k
bytes?
If it really *is* stack related, you might try allocating your array
from the heap instead. I did that on Solaris once when the compiler
complained about some segment being too large, I think...it was a
couple of years ago.
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