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Re: Newbie

  • Subject: Re: Newbie
  • From: "Eduardo I. Jiménez" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 2 Dec 2001 12:53:31 -0500
Now, what do the stack and datasize limits mean?. I used to think that in modern virtual memory systems there was no limit to a process datasize or stack space but the VM limit itself. What did I get wrong?. In Linux these values default to 8192KB and unlimited respectively. Any reason why OS X has 6144KB (odd amount, don't you think?) for datasize and 512KB for stack size.


Sorry, stack size should be limited, but datasize shouldn't, or should it?

Thanks

Eduardo Jimenez

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