Re: How to increase stack size limit
Re: How to increase stack size limit
- Subject: Re: How to increase stack size limit
- From: Hideaki Tanabe <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 5 Jul 2003 22:16:58 +0900
Hi,
On 2003.6.19, at 17:20 Asia/Tokyo, Jonas Maebe wrote:
On donderdag, jun 19, 2003, at 07:59 Europe/Brussels, Markian Hlynka
wrote:
sorry, I missed Greg's reply and the start of this thread. I know
that it's possible to increase the stack size with the limit
command... And I know a friend of mine had to do this for his
graphics-intense code (visualization of LARGE datasets). So, I'm
wondering why this doesn't work for you?
I really don't understand why you would need so much stack space for
that. What's wrong with malloc()?
If the code was written in FORTRAN and it uses large DIMENSIONs, it
might
eat up the stack space too.
This might be avoided by using an appropriate compile option, so that
the
variables would not be allocated on the stack area. I've heard that the
-s
option of the Absoft Fortran 90 is one example.
---Hide.
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